SAN FRANCISCO — PawCo Foods, Inc., a plant-based pet nutrition brand, is celebrating its third anniversary by reaching a financial milestone of $1 million in annual reoccurring revenue, and experiencing a 1,000% growth, year-over-year.
“Three years ago when I founded PawCo, I couldn’t even dream about hitting $1 million ARR (annual reoccurring revenue) and building this amazing team,” said Mahsa Vazin, Ph.D., founder and chief executive officer of PawCo Foods. “While I’m proud of this achievement and celebrating it with my team, I feel that this is just the beginning of our journey, and we are excited to be leading the new generation of pet food in the market.”
The company boasts additional accomplishments including:
The company opened its second production location in Indiana and expanded its original San Francisco facility. In addition, the PawCo team has grown by 27%.
PawCo’s product lineup now includes six recipes, including its two latest additions — LuxBites™ and InstaBites™. LuxBites is a gut health-focused meal enriched with postbiotics and fermented proteins, designed for dogs with sensitive digestive systems and those needing enhanced nutrient absorption. InstaBites is an instant dry-to-wet, fresh dog food.
PawCo will soon launch an upgraded formulation of two of its product lines to make them better suited for all life stages, including puppies. The new formula will include Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, which are essential for dogs of all ages, according to the company.
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