Serve Pets First,
Then Serve Owners.
We need to think about whether we are helping 'pets' or 'pet owners' more, or in other words, who is the most important for our service? After taking care of the basic things pets need, many pet brands forget about keeping pets healthy and just try to make pets happy. This can sometimes make pets unhealthy because it really just makes the owners feel good.​
LitPet has made a 'Pet Care Pyramid' with four levels. It starts with what pets need every day to stay healthy. Then, when they make products, they think about all the different ways they can keep pets healthy. Their goal is to set new standards in the pet industry that really focus on pet health, putting pets first and then helping their owners.
Pet Care Pyramid
Abraham Maslow created a theory called the 'need hierarchy theory' which says that people have five levels of needs. These start with basic needs like food and safety, and go all the way up to needs like feeling loved, respected, and fulfilling one's dreams. Nowadays, people care a lot about all these needs.
But what about pets? If pets have different levels of needs too, should pet owners pay attention to and take care of these needs, especially the ones that aren't so obvious but are still very important?
Herbal Medicines Added
LitPet's expert team has extensive experience in using herbal medicines for pet healthcare, both as an alternative and a supplement to conventional treatments. These natural remedies, derived from plants, offer a holistic approach to managing a variety of health issues in pets, including anxiety, stress, digestive disorders, and joint pain. LitPet turns to herbal supplements not only for their potential therapeutic benefits but also because they generally have fewer side effects than synthetic medications. Additionally, the inclusion of patented ingredients makes LitPet's healthcare products unique. As LitPet continues to promote more natural lifestyles, the use of herbal medicines in pet care highlights a broader shift towards integrative and preventive health practices. This approach emphasizes the importance of maintaining the overall well-being of our pet companions.
