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Dutch

Subscription-based online veterinary care.

Senior Product Manager - Ecommerce

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
$180k
Senior, Expert
Oakland, CA, USA
Hybrid
ProductProduct Management

About the job

Requirements
  • Seven or more years of product management experience in ecommerce, marketplace, or consumer product businesses at a startup, with a track record of driving meaningful revenue growth.
  • Hands-on experience owning a storefront across its full surface area, including homepage, collection pages, product detail pages, and the items file.
  • Proven, measurable success improving consumer-facing conversion funnels, with specific before-and-after results.
  • Experience owning a P&L and managing to margin and profitability targets.
  • Ability to interpret data, question it, and turn it into decisions and recommendations.
  • Experience working cross-functionally with product, design, engineering, and data science teams to build and ship.
  • Ability to identify a market opportunity, build a business case, and execute a plan to capture it.
  • Drive, self-motivation, goal setting, accountability, and problem solving.
Responsibilities
  • Own the full P&L for Dutch's ecommerce business across prescription and non-prescription products, setting targets, tracking performance, and driving accountability for revenue, margin, and profitability.
  • Identify high-value opportunities for product sales by assessing market signals, platform data, and customer needs, then drive cross-functional execution.
  • Define and evolve product assortment strategy across prescription and over-the-counter categories, balancing pet-health relevance, commercial potential, and brand trust.
  • Monitor market trends, competitor moves, and emerging product categories.
  • Own the storefront end to end, including the homepage, collection and category pages, and product detail pages, with hands-on involvement in the build.
  • Lead the reimagination of the product storefront from concept through execution in partnership with the Creative Director, UX Lead, and Engineering team.
  • Own merchandising strategy by curating and managing product collections, designing promotional calendars, and coordinating categories, bundles, and campaigns to drive conversion and repeat purchase.
  • Define and implement selling mechanisms across prescription and over-the-counter products, including subscriptions, auto-refills, bundles, vet-recommended collections, and promotional offers.
  • Own the consumer-facing conversion funnel from landing to checkout and improve its performance.
  • Build and maintain the storefront and funnel testing roadmap, using analytics to prioritize, test, learn, and iterate.
  • Diagnose funnel drop-off points using data and qualitative signals, and translate findings into shipped improvements.
  • Manage the items file and underlying product data, including the strategy for structuring and maintaining catalog metadata.
  • Own the product catalog lifecycle, from onboarding through performance review and sunset decisions.
  • Recommend CMS and item-management tooling for the storefront and catalog, and explain the tradeoffs behind the recommendation.
  • Scout for new products, emerging brands, and category innovations aligned with pet-parent needs.
  • Partner with the AI team to build a personalized product recommendation engine grounded in EMR data and vet-issued insights.
  • Define data inputs, recommendation logic, and feedback loops to surface relevant products to pet parents at the right time.
Desired Qualifications
  • Hands-on experience with Shopify, or a strong point of view on CMS and item-management tools suited to this business and the reasons for choosing them.
  • Experience with membership or subscription-based business models.
  • Experience in pet, health, or wellness ecommerce.
  • Background working with AI/ML-powered personalization or recommendation systems.
  • Familiarity with vendor negotiations, wholesale buying, or marketplace supplier management.

About the company

Dutch.com provides online veterinary care through a subscription model. Pet owners access licensed veterinarians 24/7 via video calls, messaging, and tailored treatment plans, with prescriptions shipped to their home. The service covers up to five pets and includes ongoing follow-ups, aiming to offer affordable, convenient veterinary care without trips to a clinic. Unlike typical vet services, Dutch.com combines unlimited telemedicine access with home-delivery prescriptions and a fixed monthly or annual price starting at $7, making care simpler and cost-effective for households with multiple pets.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$43M

Headquarters

Oakland, California

Founded

2012

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What believers are saying

  • Dutch added AXIS in January 2026, widening insurance capacity for members.
  • March 2026 growth updates said revenue doubled yearly for three years.
  • AI-led marketing reportedly cut CAC 20% while audience growth ran 20% monthly.

What critics are saying

  • State telemedicine rules still restrict virtual veterinary care; lawsuits continue in California and Nevada.
  • Cheaper rivals like Fuzzy, Airvet, and Vetster compress Dutch's acquisition economics.
  • Insurance add-ons from Pets Best and AXIS entangle Dutch with regulated underwriting complexity.

What makes Dutch unique

  • Dutch pairs 24/7 vet telehealth with prescription shipping across most states.
  • Dutch now owns its own EMR, pharmacy workflow, and annual-only membership model.
  • Dutch reached 3.7M+ telehealth interactions, giving it real clinical operating scale.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Remote Work Options
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

-3%

1 year growth

1%

2 year growth

-1%
Associated Press
Aug 11th, 2026
Dutch Pet ranks No. 120 on Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing companies

Dutch Pet, a veterinary telemedicine provider, ranked No. 120 on Inc. magazine's 2026 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. The Oakland-based company also placed ninth in the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont metro area, 16th in healthcare and medical, and 22nd in California. Dutch operates a 24/7 virtual veterinary care platform connecting pet parents with licensed veterinarians through video and chat consultations. The service addresses barriers to veterinary care, with over 30% of Americans living in areas Dutch defines as "vet deserts." The company has doubled revenue for two consecutive years and is currently growing approximately 20% month over month. Since launching in July 2021, Dutch has facilitated 3.7 million telehealth veterinary interactions and expanded to treat more than 150 conditions. Memberships start at $11 monthly and include unlimited virtual veterinary care access.

Global Pet Industry
Oct 18th, 2023
Latest round of investments in vet telehealth

California-based Dutch has recently raised $18 million ( €16.9M) in a Series B funding round.

Axios
Oct 11th, 2023
Dutch lands $18M Series B

The company plans to bring pet telehealth nationwide.

Business Wire
Nov 22nd, 2022
Veterinary Telemedicine Company Dutch Launches Pet Insurance In Partnership With Pets Best | Business Wire

SAN FRANCISCO & STAMFORD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Virtual veterinary care provider Dutch is partnering with Synchrony (NYSE: SYF), a consumer financial services company, to offer Pets Best insurance to its annual veterinary care members. More than 90.5 million American families have a pet (source), but according to NAPHIA, only 3% of pets in the US are insured (source). Dutch makes access to common veterinary needs easy through telemedicine, tailored treatment plans, and prescription fulfillment in most states. The addition of Accident Only insurance plans offered by Pets Best marks an exclusive plan for pet parents from Dutch for affordable, virtual care solutions for both emergencies and everyday care. “Through this partnership, we are deepening the way we support our members' pets by providing a safety net in case of accidents that require immediate, in-person attention. This new offering demystifies the insurance process to make access to care simple and convenient - addressing pet owners’ needs in a modern way,” said Joe Spector, CEO and founder of Dutch. “Pets Best is an ideal partner for Dutch, as they help us further our mission to provide seamless, transparent, quality veterinary care to pet parents across the country,” he added

Business Wire
Nov 22nd, 2022
Veterinary Telemedicine Company Dutch Launches Pet Insurance In Partnership With Pets Best

SAN FRANCISCO & STAMFORD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Virtual veterinary care provider Dutch is partnering with Synchrony (NYSE: SYF), a consumer financial services company, to offer Pets Best insurance to its annual veterinary care members. More than 90.5 million American families have a pet (source), but according to NAPHIA, only 3% of pets in the US are insured (source). Dutch makes access to common veterinary needs easy through telemedicine, tailored treatment plans, and prescription fulfillment in most states. The addition of Accident Only insurance plans offered by Pets Best marks an exclusive plan for pet parents from Dutch for affordable, virtual care solutions for both emergencies and everyday care. “Through this partnership, we are deepening the way we support our members' pets by providing a safety net in case of accidents that require immediate, in-person attention. This new offering demystifies the insurance process to make access to care simple and convenient - addressing pet owners’ needs in a modern way,” said Joe Spector, CEO and founder of Dutch. “Pets Best is an ideal partner for Dutch, as they help us further our mission to provide seamless, transparent, quality veterinary care to pet parents across the country,” he added