Mad Paws Holdings Ltd. operates as a holding company with interest in providing pet care services through its online marketplace sitting, walking, day care and grooming. Mad Paws has built a technology focused online marketplace platform that connects pet owners with quality and trusted pet-care providers in their area. The firm’s marketplace offers pet owners easy and convenient access to a range of pet walking, pet sitting, and pet care services through its community of pet service providers registered on the Mad Paws marketplace. Its pet care services include At sitter’s home, At pet’s home, Dog sitting, Cat sitting, Puppy sitting, Rabbit sitting, Guinea Pig sitting, House sitting, Pet day care, Bird sitting, Dog grooming, Dog training, Dog kennels and Dog boarding. Its pet sitting cities include Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Gold Coast, Newcastle, Geelong, Ballarat, Townsville, Bendigo, Hobart, Toowoomba and Hobart. The company also offers pet food subscription product through its Dinner Bowl brand, as well as toys and treats under Waggly brand.

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Seven West Media to invest over $9m in Mad Paws to boost reach via ads

Pet sitting and online pet services company Mad Paws (ASX: MPA) has received a strategic investment of up to $9.25 million from the media house Seven West Media (ASX: SWM). This investment comprises $5.25 million in the initial tranche, including $1.25 million in cash and advertising equivalent to $4 million. This investment will help boost

Mad Paws reports second consecutive quarter of cash flow paws-itivity with revenue crossing $7 million

Aussie pet services company Mad Paws (ASX: MPA) spent over $20 million on product development and operations in H1 FY24. As it edges closer to EBITDA breakeven, the Company ditched excessive marketing spending to focus on data-driven strategies and growth across key brands. In Q2 FY24, Mad Paws saw Group Operating Revenues reach $7.6 million,

Mad Paws inches closer towards cash flow positivity as Aussies won’t hold back on pet care spending

With one of the world’s highest pet ownership rates at 69%, Australia’s 2022 national pet survey reveals Aussies spare no expense in caring for their pets, of which they are parting with over $33.2 billion per year for the well-being, including food, grooming, and accessories of their beloved fur friends.  Online pet ecosystem operator Mad

Aussies give up pets amid worsening economic crisis, Mad Paws to increase pet sitter count

When people start subjecting their pets to their toxic relationship patterns, you know it’s cause for concern. After dumping their emotional baggage on them and making them companions, Aussies are now having to let go of their pets in light of the growing economic crisis.  During Covid, more and more people adopted pets, perhaps to

Mad Paws becoming the ‘go-to’ for pet products and services with their latest acquisition

I don’t do much without my little brindle side kick. She comes to the office, on dates, and Bunnings runs. I always order her a side of bacon on brunch outings and she frequently enjoys some cheeky nuggets when we find ourselves at a Maccas drive through. She exemplifies ‘man’s best friend’.  Unsurprisingly many Australians

This company would definitely be in your dog’s portfolio

If we focus on silver linings, the pandemic actually brought with it many good things. Think the pleasures of click and collect, the convenience of telehealth appointments and the digitisation of almost every business. Another positive born from the crappiness was the rise in pet ownership, as people found themselves home more and in need

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