The Petshop, the leading specialist retailer of pet goods, accessories, and aquatics in the Middle East, announces its milestone achievement as the first retailer in the UAE to introduce Open Farm. Known for its premium nutrition and commitment to ethical sourcing, Open Farm sets a new standard in the pet food industry with its products made in the USA. This collaboration underscores The Petshop’s ongoing mission to elevate pet care by offering high-quality, traceable, and sustainably sourced products across UAE outlets. 

Amr Hazem, Founder & CEO of The Petshop said, “Open Farm is a pioneer in transparency and ethical sourcing, aligning perfectly with our mission to provide only the best for our customers and their pets. The partnership highlights a shared dedication to maintaining the highest standards in pet nutrition and welfare, with every ingredient in Open Farm’s products traceable back to its source.”

Pet parents shopping at The Petshop can now access Open Farm’s diverse product range, which includes dry and wet foods, bone broth toppers, and supplements — all formulated with sustainably sourced ingredients. This launch introduces a new level of pet nutrition in the region, driven by Open Farm’s rigorous sourcing standards and commitment to animal welfare.

Transparency is at the core of Open Farm’s philosophy. Every product is fully traceable down to each ingredient, empowering pet owners to know what’s in their pet’s food and where it comes from. Additionally, Open Farm is committed to sustainability, providing carbon emissions data for each product to support environmentally conscious purchasing decisions. Customers can easily trace the origins of each ingredient by scanning the lot code on the packaging, further enhancing trust and confidence in their choices.

To celebrate the introduction of Open Farm products in the UAE, The Petshop will host a series of informative talks on its Instagram page with Aimee Orme, the Pet Behaviorist, focusing on responsible pet care and high-quality, traceable pet nutrition.