Nature’s Menu offers formulas for adult dogs, puppies and cats.

The pet retailer hopes to capitalize on Canada’s projected $5.3 billion pet market.

Former CEO Jasmine Galligan and former COO Jeff Quinn will rejoin Wet Noses following the investment.

According to Packaged Facts, in-store sales continue to steadily decrease as e-commerce sales rise.

The online pet retailer detailed double-digit net sales growth and a significant expansion in adjusted EBITDA in the third quarter of fiscal 2022.

The new facility, called Canature Kitchen Lynden, will have an annual production capacity of 4,000 metric tons.

Inflated costs and supply chain disruptions continue to affect net pricing in pet and other categories.

As well as the new facility, the company has also established a Himalayan-Style Chew Private Label division.

The company has acquired La Braconne in France from Neodis Group.

Net sales for the pet segment suffered from higher costs, supply chain challenges and recent divestitures.