Goldpet, Recommended Brand 2026 for the third consecutive year

Goldpet, a 100% Portuguese company, has been distinguished as a Recommended Brand 2026 by Portal da Queixa by Consumers Trust (the leading consumer reputation and trust platform in Portugal, now expanding internationally; present in five countries and reaching over four million monthly visits, where technology, data and artificial intelligence come together to transform the relationship between brands and consumers). This recognition, achieved for the third year in a row, reinforces the trust and satisfaction of the thousands of customers who choose Goldpet every day.

Goldpet offers thousands of products for dogs, cats, birds, rodents, fish and reptiles, along with specialised services dedicated to animal care. Its ecosystem includes an online store delivering across Europe, physical shops, a veterinary clinic, grooming services, and a wholesale warehouse serving distributors, retailers, breeders and high‑volume private customers.

This new recognition confirms that Goldpet continues on the right path — caring, supporting and consistently doing more and better for pets and their families. The brand thanks everyone who forms part of this journey and reaffirms its commitment to earning customers’ trust every single day.

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