SELL DOG TREATS IN YOUR GARDEN CENTRE
Make your dog friendly GARDEN CENTRE the place to be for all dog's and their owners.
Here at Chef woof we offer a delicious range of dog treats designed to be sold in garden centres. They can be sold in both the garden centre pet treats are and not forgetting that garden centre cafe.
Not only an extra source of revenue but an opportunity to put huge smiles on the faces of dogs and their owners
Take dog friendly to the next level:
- Customised branded dog bowls
- Dog menu cards
Garden Centre | Dog Friendly | Chef Woof Natural Dog Treats
TASTY DOG TREATS
TREAT YOUR SPECIAL DOG TO SOME BARK TASTIC CULINARY DOG DELIGHTS. THE
WAGGING TAIL WILL SAY IT ALL
BISCUITS PACKED WITH FLAVOUR
LET YOUR DOG LIPS DO THE TALKING. OUR DOG TREATS ARE FULL OF FLAVOUR MADE
WITH CHICKEN
CULINARY INSPIRED
SPOIL YOUR PUP WITH OUR GOURMET CULINARY INPSIRED TREATS. THINK DONUTS,
STEAK AND BBQ RIBS. YOU MIGHT EVEN BY TEMPTED TO TRY ONE YOURSELF (ONLY JOKING)
SELL DOG TREATS TODAY
The Chef woof garden centre solution
Stocking Chef Woof dog treats and having your own customised water/food dog bowl at your garden centre branch shows.
DOGS ARE WELCOME.
Dog treats and biscuits are key to:
- Longer visits
- Loyalty with pet owners
- Makes your garden centre truly dog friendly.
Dog owners are always searching online with the likes of Tripadvisor and Google "Best Dog Friendly Garden Centre in my area, or the UK".
Make your garden centre the true dog friendly destination.
Where can i sell dog treats in my garden centre?
Most garden centres will stock or sell dog treats in the pet section. This is brilliant for your retail sales. However if your garden centre has a cafe and is dog friendly. There is an even bigger opportunity.
Why not sell dog treats at your cafe/restaurant with a Chef Woof customised dog bowl and Chef Woof menu. That is a true sign that you are open for dogs and their owners.
When dog friendly outlets really go for it, they reap the rewards with free social media posts on instagram, tik tok and facebook.
Find out more today about Chef Woof dog treats.
Frequently asked questions
Why should a garden centre stock Chef Woof dog treats?
Stocking Chef Woof natural dog treats gives customers an extra reason to visit your garden centre. Dog owners often bring their pets along, and having treats available increases footfall, encourages repeat visits, and enhances the shopping experience.
Yes, the range includes treats and biscuits for small, medium, and large dog breeds
We are unable to accept returns on certain items. These will be carefully marked before purchase.
Can garden centres sell Chef Woof treats alongside plants and outdoor products?
Absolutely. Chef Woof treats complement garden centre ranges, from outdoor furniture and plants to pet care and accessories, creating impulse buy opportunities.
Do garden centres benefit from offering branded or customised products?
Yes, customised dog bowls, branded gift packs, and display options help garden centres stand out and attract dog owners who appreciate thoughtful touches.
Do garden centres receive support from Chef Woof?
Yes, trade partners receive promotional material, seasonal campaign ideas, social media content, and advice on best-selling products.
Do Chef Woof products attract new customers to garden centres?
Yes, dog owners actively seek natural treats. Offering Chef Woof products makes your garden centre a go-to destination for pet friendly shopping.
How can garden centres promote Chef Woof products in-store?
Place treats near entrances, at checkout counters, or in gift and pet sections. Using display signage and small bowls for sampling helps highlight the products to customers.
What are the benefits of stocking Chef Woof in a garden centre?
Stocking Chef Woof treats increases customer satisfaction, encourages repeat visits, enhances your reputation as a pet-friendly business, and generates extra sales.
Can I sell dog treats in my garden centre cafe?
Yes, they are brilliant and made for this purpose. Add a Chef Woof dog menu and a customisable branded dog bowl.