What you can list here
This category is for pet supplies, accessories and equipment — carriers, crates, cages, aquariums and tanks with their filters and pumps, beds, bowls, leashes and harnesses, grooming tools, unopened food and unused treats, toys and training aids.
Live animals are not something to trade on a classifieds page. The sale, ownership and transport of animals in India is governed by specific rules, and responsible rehoming goes through a shelter, a recognised rescue organisation or a registered breeder, not a listings site. If you need to rehome a pet, contact a local shelter or rescue group. Please also do not list medicines or veterinary prescription items.
Clean it thoroughly before you photograph it
- Wash and disinfect anything the animal was in direct contact with. Buyers will ask, and it is the single biggest factor in whether used pet gear sells.
- Say how it was cleaned in the description, and whether the previous pet had any illness.
- Photograph in daylight, assembled, from several angles.
- Show wear honestly — chew marks, a bent bar, a scratched tank panel.
Sizes and specifications sell this category
Pet gear is bought to fit a specific animal, so give real numbers. For carriers and crates, list the internal dimensions and the weight range they are meant for. For aquariums, give the capacity in litres, the tank dimensions, and exactly what is included — filter, pump, heater, light, lid, stand — with the brand and model where you have it. For beds and harnesses, give measurements rather than "large". An ad with numbers gets contacted; an ad without them gets questions.
Aquariums need extra care
Glass tanks are heavy, fragile and awkward to move. State the weight and dimensions, tell the buyer the tank must be transported empty, and photograph the seams and silicone edges — that is where buyers look for leaks. Let the buyer inspect it in person before paying, and agree who is handling transport.
Handover
Let the buyer inspect everything, confirm the payment has reached your account, and hand over any instruction manuals or spare parts you still have. Meet in a public place for smaller items, and read our safety tips before your first meeting.