The online pet-supplies retailer Chewy posted a second-quarter profit of $80.5 million, or 20 cents a share, compared with $62 million, or 14 cents a share, a year earlier. Revenue also increased as the company's customer base continued to grow. The results reflect stronger demand for pet food, medications, and supplies sold through Chewy's e-commerce platform.

Improved operational efficiency and higher average order value contributed to the year-over-year earnings growth. Chewy has been expanding its product offerings and investing in faster delivery options to retain and attract pet owners. The company reported increased customer retention and higher spending per active customer.

Management cited sustained momentum in the pet care market as a key driver of performance. Chewy remains focused on long-term growth through customer acquisition and service enhancements. The quarterly results exceeded analyst expectations for both profit and revenue.

The company did not provide full-year guidance in the release. Chewy continues to benefit from the ongoing trend of pet humanization and increased spending on pet wellness.