Wet Noses
Organic dog treats from Monroe, Washington
Researched profile. Nobody from this business wrote this page — the figures are modelled by us from public information, published with the sources they were drawn from. How we research.
This Simple-to-Manufacture Dog-Treat Does $6.2K/Month In Profit On Amazon
Resellers held the Amazon buy box on these treats until November 2025, when the company that makes them began selling its own listings. It now wins 82% of the buy box, so the retail margin a reseller used to keep is its own.
Read Sep 2026. Figures here are a reading taken then, not a live feed.
Wet Noses is estimated to make $19,942 per month in revenue, on roughly $6,228 of monthly profit — a margin of about 31%. It operates in Amazon FBA, Dog treats, Own manufacturing, Shopify, Wholesale, Consumers, One-off product.
Wet Noses bakes organic, human-grade dog treats in Monroe, Washington, and has since 1998 by its own account; private equity has controlled it since 2023. This profile is the part of it that sells on Amazon — one channel among several, and the only one with a public number.
A treat maker, seen through one channel
On Amazon the brand lists 31 products, and every one that sells enough to carry a badge is the same product: the Organic Crunchy treat, in peanut butter, pumpkin, berry, apple and carrot flavours, sold as a 14oz bag, two bags or a 5 lb box. Newer lines — Soft Baked dog treats and Purrks cat treats — are listed and have yet to show a badge.
This page describes that channel, not the company. Wet Noses also sells through a national pet distributor, puts its cat treats into Petco, runs its own store and makes treats for other brands from its own plant. None of those publishes a figure, so none of them is in the numbers here — and nothing public says whether Amazon is a large part of the business or a small one.
Two of the brand’s own photographs, from wet-noses.com: the crunchy treat in its 14oz bags, and the biscuit itself.