With sales up 698% year-on-year and subscription revenue surging 1,100%, the UK joint supplement brand opens new revenue stream for trainers, behaviourists and small pet businesses
Zooomy, the fast-growing veterinary-developed joint supplement brand, has launched an affiliate program designed specifically for dog professionals and small pet businesses, creating a new income opportunity within what has become one of affiliate marketing's most promising verticals.
The program arrives at an opportune moment. The global pet supplements market is projected to grow from $3.14 billion in 2025 to $4.82 billion by 2032, according to Fortune Business Insights, representing a compound annual growth rate of 6.34%. For affiliates and small businesses operating in the pet space, this trajectory signals sustained demand for the foreseeable future.
Zooomy's affiliate program offers 10% commission on first-time orders and 5% on repeat purchases, with referrals tracked for a full 365 days. This extended attribution window acknowledges a fundamental truth about pet wellness products: customers who find an effective solution tend to stick with it.
“The economic pressures facing small businesses are real, and at the same time, we're seeing huge numbers of pets struggling with joint discomfort,” said Humphrey Grimmett, vet and co-founder of Zooomy. “Our new affiliate program allows dog professionals to support the animals in their care with a product they trust, while generating an additional income stream.”
The program specifically targets trainers, behaviourists, physiotherapists, hydrotherapists and small pet businesses. Affiliates gain direct access to Humphrey Grimmett for product suitability questions, a resource that elevates the partnership beyond typical referral arrangements. Applications are now open via the Zooomy partners portal.
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The brand's performance metrics help explain the confidence behind this programme launch. Over the past 12 months, Zooomy has achieved 698% year-on-year sales growth, with subscription revenue climbing 1,100%. The company was also a finalist in the Pet Federation Industry Awards 2025.
Developed by UK vets Joanna and Humphrey Grimmett, Zooomy uses long-chain Hyaluronic Acid rather than the glucosamine or chondroitin found in many competing products. The Buckinghamshire-based husband-and-wife team originally formulated the product for horses before adapting it for dogs and cats in 2024. The brand, initially launched as CaniFlow, was rebranded as Zooomy in 2025 and now maintains more than 1,200 repeat customers each month.
Beyond affiliate partnerships, Zooomy also offers low-minimum wholesale options for small independent retailers who want to stock the product without committing to large upfront orders.
The health and wellness vertical presents what industry analysts describe as a paradox: enormous consumer demand coupled with significant operational challenges. As we explored in our analysis of five verticals rewriting affiliate economics, the Global Wellness Institute projects the market will reach $9 trillion by 2028, yet affiliates face razor-thin margins, heightened regulatory scrutiny and increasingly sophisticated consumers demanding proof beyond marketing claims.
Pet wellness sidesteps some of these challenges while capturing the upside. Unlike human health supplements, pet products face fewer regulatory hurdles around claims and testimonials, though responsible promotion remains essential. The educational component inherent in pet wellness marketing aligns naturally with affiliate marketing's strength in consumer education and awareness building.
Consider the market fundamentals:
Market Scale: The UK pet care market was valued at $8.55 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $13.76 billion by 2033, exhibiting a CAGR of 5.42%, according to IMARC Group. Some 57% of UK households now own at least one pet, with 13.5 million dogs and 12.5 million cats across the country.
Humanisation Trend: Pet owners increasingly treat animals as family members, driving demand for premium products across food, supplements, grooming and healthcare. This “humanisation of pets” has transformed purchasing behaviour, with consumers willing to invest significantly in preventive health measures.
Recurring Revenue Potential: Subscription models perform particularly well in this vertical, as recurring revenue aligns with ongoing health management needs. Zooomy's 5% commission on repeat purchases acknowledges that the real value often lies in customer lifetime value rather than single transactions.
E-commerce Growth: Online channels represent the fastest-growing distribution segment for pet supplements. The convenience of subscription delivery and the ability to research products thoroughly before purchase makes digital platforms the natural home for considered pet health purchases.
The launch reflects a broader trend of niche brands recognising affiliate partnerships as a cost-effective customer acquisition channel. As we detailed in our piece on how affiliate marketing fuels e-commerce growth, the performance-based model particularly suits emerging brands that lack the marketing budgets of established retailers.
For affiliates, programs like Zooomy's represent exactly the kind of opportunity outlined in our guide to finding the ideal health affiliate program: a credible product with genuine efficacy, transparent commission structures and a brand willing to invest in partner relationships.
The health and fitness category typically offers commission rates of 3-20%, with supplements often at the higher end. Zooomy's combined first-order and repeat commission structure, paired with year-long attribution, positions it competitively within this range. For affiliates building sustainable income streams, the emphasis on recurring revenue over one-time transactions increasingly defines success in the space.
The program's specific targeting of dog professionals rather than general content creators reflects strategic thinking about audience alignment. Trainers, behaviourists and physiotherapists already maintain trusted relationships with pet owners actively seeking solutions for their animals' wellbeing. A recommendation from a professional who works directly with the animal carries weight that generic influencer content cannot match.
This approach mirrors the broader industry shift toward quality-focused affiliate recruitment versus volume-based approaches. As noted in recent research on wellness affiliate programs, the most successful programs often work with smaller cohorts of highly relevant partners rather than casting a wide net.
For dog professionals already managing the economic pressures referenced by Grimmett, affiliate income represents a diversification strategy that monetises existing expertise and relationships. Unlike launching a separate business line, affiliate partnerships require no inventory, minimal administrative overhead and align naturally with existing service delivery.
Zooomy's affiliate program is open now, with applications available through their partners portal. Trade enquiries for wholesale arrangements can be directed to their trade page.
For those looking to understand the broader affiliate opportunity in pet and wellness verticals, our resources on the US affiliate marketing boom and niche marketing strategies provide additional context on building sustainable affiliate businesses.
The pet supplements market continues to expand as pet owners prioritise preventive health measures for their animals. For affiliate marketers and small businesses operating in the pet space, programs like Zooomy's represent the kind of niche opportunity that rewards genuine expertise and audience trust over broad reach.