Hideout Types

• Tunnels and things to run through.
• Items shaped like objects for humans, such as huts and houses.
• Logs, nests and other things found in nature.
• Kid-appealing items, such as robots and trains.
• Hideouts with nutritious ingredients.
• Products containing natural ingredients

Ways to Encourage Customers to Nibble on Add-On Sales

• Show Off the Product: Retailers who use their products in their live-animal displays typically sell more hideout inventory.
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• Shake up the Shelf: Merchandising edible hideouts near other consumables can spur consumer interest in the product line.
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• Get Talking: Use shelf talkers and product packaging to attract attention to the category.
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• Educate Often: Informing customers that their pocket pets need these products to complete their habitats helps increase sales.
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• Keep Up on Changes: Look to manufacturers for up-to-date information on ingredients, styles and new features of these product lines.