100 Years of Hartz and a mission that goes beyond petcare

They aren’t called “man’s best friend” for nothing.There’s something truly special about the bond between owners and their pets.

These furry friends provide comfort, companionship, and unconditional love, while bringing a sense of joy to even the most mundane moments of everyday life.Before long, they’re not simply animals but cherished members of the family, weaving themselves into our daily routines, memories, and most importantly hearts. It’s no surprise pet ownership continues to grow with nearly 94 million U.S.

households owning at least one pet.Owning a pet can positively impact your physical and mental health with several key benefits, such as reducing stress and anxiety (a calming presence) as well as providing companionship (true friends). With pet ownership on the rise, the U.S.

petcare market is projected to grow from $165.6 billion to $228 billion by 2031.As pet parents become more selective about what they choose for their furry companions, they’re seeking out products and brands that they can trust.

Hartz, a leading petcare brand, has supported these owners for the past 100 years through a range of innovative products and focus on supporting pet parenthood.Since 1926, Hartz has been on a mission to create a world where all dogs and cats are healthy, so they can enjoy long, joyful lives alongside the families that love them.The company prides themselves on creating products that solve everyday needs and improve quality of life for cats and dogs.For example, nearly 3.1 million dogs are surrendered annually to animal shelters within the nation.

About 600,000 of those cases are linked to incontinence and potty accident-related issues.Hartz’s Comfitables Dog Diapers and Wraps — a comfortable, secure-fit potty solution — works to break the stigma surrounding potty training and help pets regain their independence. Hartz is also committed to strengthening the pet and parent relationship via their “Unconditional Love” mission,...

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Publisher: New York Post

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