Pet supply closeout & excess inventory buyer

Merchandise to include in your submission

Describe the exact products you are offering. Examples to discuss with MRT include:

• Packaged pet treats and suitable shelf-stable assortments
• Leashes, collars, grooming tools and care accessories
• Discontinued sizes, designs and retail packaging

Build a clear assortment and quantity list

Separate consumable products from non-food pet supplies in the manifest. Identify the species, brand, size, flavor or accessory variation, and provide the retail unit and master-case counts. For collars or apparel, list sizes and colors. For food or treats, identify bag or package weights so quantities can be understood correctly.

Document condition, packaging and exceptions

Include printed dates, lot information, seal condition and storage history for consumables. Describe damage, leaks, opened packaging and known restrictions separately. For returns or reclamation goods, state what has been inspected and what remains unknown. Product photos should show the actual offered inventory and labels rather than only a stock product image.

Plan the inventory review and logistics

Provide the inventory location, pallet counts and loading requirements. Heavy bags and bulky pet accessories can affect how a lot is prepared and moved, so share weights and dimensions where available. Explain whether the stock comes from a packaging transition, an assortment reset or another source of surplus.

Sell your pet supplies inventory to MRT

Use the inventory submission form to send your company details, merchandise list and current photos. Include your asking price if you have one and identify any information that is still estimated. MRT reviews each lot and discusses the products, pricing and next steps directly. An inquiry does not create an automatic purchase or scheduled pickup.