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Which Pet Stock is a Better Buy? -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. Chewy and BARK: What Pet Stock Is Better?

The coronavirus pandemic has seen an increase in pet ownership. With this in mind, I’m going to compare Chewy and BARK (BARK), to find the best pet stock. Pet ownership is on the rise since the COVID-19 outbreak. Today’s Veterinary Business found that 11.3 Million Americans purchased a new pet as a result of the epidemic. This has led to an increase in pet food and medication spending.

Fortune Business Insights projects that the worldwide pet food market will reach $136.82 million by 2021, with a growth rate of 4.96% from 2028. Companies in the industry are encouraged to capitalize on this potential growth. ProShares Pet Care ETF, (PAWZ), represents the pet industry and has seen moderate returns since the beginning.

Today, I’m going to compare and analyze two stocks in the pet stock market: Chewy, Inc., CHWY and BARK, Inc., BARK. CHWY, a e-commerce firm based in Dania Beach (Florida), offers more than 70,000 pet products from over 2,500 partners brands. Shares are down 37.3% since last year.

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