Dragons' Den business rakes in £11,000,000 one year after £75,000 investment | Metro News A business has grown astronomically since receiving a £75k investment on Dragon’s Den last year (Picture: BBC) A fast-growing pet food start-up that won over investors on Dragons’ Den has surged to £11 million in annual recurring revenue just a year after its TV appearance. Omni, a vet-founded brand specialising in plant-based dog food and supplements, secured backing from Deborah Meaden and Steven Bartlett when it appeared on the BBC show in February 2025. Since then, the company has seen rapid growth, adding more than 100,000 new customers and closing out 2025 with £8.4 million in sales – a sharp rise from £2.7 million in 2024 and £1.2 million the year before. Founded by veterinarian Guy Sandelowsky and entrepreneur Shiv Sivakumar, Omni was launched in 2020 after Sandelowsky witnessed what he described as widespread, preventable nutrition-related illnesses in pets. The company now offers a range of products, including dry and wet dog food, dental sticks, and supplements designed to tackle common issues such as gut health, mobility, bladder care, and irritated skin. Sandelowsky said on Dragon’s Den that rising health problems among pets had exposed a gap in the market. ‘Skin conditions, gut issues and obesity are soaring in our dogs, yet so many products on the…
Published: April 5, 2026 4:58 pm
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