Where the healthy pets go The new tagline, “Where the healthy pets go,” updates the oldtagline by adding the word “healthy.” The new logo alsoincorporates the new tagline.

SAN DIEGO, June 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Petco Health and Wellness Company, Inc. (Nasdaq: WOOF) today announced it has teamed up with hip-hop legend and devoted pet parent Snoop Dogg for a new advertising campaign that spotlights the value Petco offers when it comes to caring for pets' whole health.

Petco on Wednesday announced a pet-care collaboration with rapper Snoop Dogg. The campaign's first ad showcases Snoop Dogg as the human form of a Doberman pinscher, a nod to the rapper's 1993. The collaboration features Petco Picks by Snoop, which include toys, treats and grooming supplies.

1965 - UPCO founded as mail-order veterinary supplies business in San Diego, California. 1979 - UPCO becomes Petco. 1980 - First Petco store opens outside of California in Tigard, Oregon.

Post-2011 Petco decided they were above capitalizing the first letter of their slogan or putting a period at its end - they became less invested in being friendly than in differentiating themselves. This is where the healthy pets go.

Since 1999, we've been guided by one single mission: to create a better world for animals and the people who love and need them.

Actor, Theatre UAB grad Noah Holcomb is PetSmart pitchman.

JC Chasez Not only does the spot show off the brand's wet food product, it also introduces viewers to the Tabby 5, a cat boy band fronted by JC Chasez of 'NSync.

Snoop Dogg is a well known animal lover. He's owned numerous pet dogs and even has his own online pet store, Snoop Doggie Doggs. His adoration for animals extends far beyond canines, however.

To stand out in a crowded field, Petco has bulked up its private label offerings, expanded vet care and other pet services and wooed customers willing to splurge on everything from fashionable clothes to fresh and organic food as they treat dogs, cats, hamsters and other pets as family members.

PETA was upset that the Padres sold the naming rights of their new ballpark to PETCO, a company they believe has caused needless animal deaths. In order to gain some publicity for themselves... and to a lesser extent bring their message to the masses they purchased a small brick with a message on it.