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Treat A Dog Takes Leadership Position in the Booming Pet Industry with Paw.com Rebrand
By Arnaud PETIT access_time 3 min read

Treat A Dog was founded by David Grimes, a college graduate at the time, who had an idea to launch a dog treats monthly box subscription. As a long-term dog lover and owner, David saw an opportunity in the growing pet market and threw himself into it.

Treat A Dog seemed like a good name for the brand, so David secured TreatADog.Com and off he went. Quickly, the business started offering more than just treats, and following customer demand and the huge inspiration behind the whole business – David’s French bulldog Marlie, the brand became best known for its unique pet beds. Many entrepreneurs know the feeling – when your brand takes a life of its own, and you just have to go with the flow and grab that opportunity. The existing brand name became limiting – to dogs, to treats, and on top of that, it was not an easy one to remember and spell, shared the founder in an interview with MediaOptions.


TreatADog.com was a fine name, but it was long, and not always easy to remember. End-user recall of the name was an issue. As we continued to gain traction in the pet space, I realized that having “dog” in our name was potentially limiting us to dog products, but the pet space (and my aspirations) were much bigger than just dogs.

David Gimes, founder of Paw.com

In August 2019, David decided on a rebrand to match the company’s new role as a leader in the pet industry and his vision.


As any entrepreneur knows, when opportunity knocks, kick the door open and grab it! So that’s what we’re doing. Paw.com is a brand that barks ‘leader’ in the booming pet category, and it is the ideal brand for us to continue to grow and expand our business.

David Gimes, founder of Paw.com

And it’s not a surprise that, similar to many premium domain owners, the rebrand to Paw.com is paying off for the Paw team.


Switching to Paw.com has had a tremendously positive impact on our company. First of all, as mentioned before, we no longer are limited to dog products. As “Paw.com” we have the opportunity to build a major pet industry brand, across a wide range of pets and products. There’s a sense of trust and authority that comes with a great name like Paw.com, and that seems to give a positive boost to just about everything.

David Gimes, founder of Paw.com


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