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Pets in Sweden: dogs, cats, birds, rodents, fish and reptiles, farm animals, plus pet supplies and pet food. Meet the animal and its owner in person, ask the right questions and give a pet a good new home.
Here people offer dogs, cats, birds, rodents, fish, reptiles & amphibians, farm animals and other animals, and look for new owners for pets that need a home. Pet supplies covers things like cages, aquariums, beds, leads, carriers and scratching posts, and pet food is for food and treats.
Filter animals by “Breed”, “Age, years” and “Sex”, and birds, fish and other species with “Bird”, “Fish” and “Animal”. For supplies, “Product type” and “For whom” show what fits your pet, and “Weight” helps compare food packs. Set your city and a radius — with live animals, distance matters.
Always meet the animal in person, ideally where it lives, and see puppies and kittens together with their mother. Watch how it behaves: are the eyes, ears and coat clean, is it active and curious? Ask about its age, diet, health, vet visits and vaccinations, and what documents the seller can show you.
Ask why the animal is looking for a new home and what it’s used to — children, other pets, a flat or a house with a garden. A responsible owner will ask you questions too. Be wary of anyone who sends only photos, can’t show the animal in person or on a video call, or wants money first.
Use your own recent photos and, if you can, a short video: the animal in good light, its face, full body and, for puppies and kittens, the parents. Fill in breed, age and sex, and describe character, health, diet and what goes with it — a carrier, a bed, food. Honest information helps you find an owner who’s the right match.
One item, one listing is the rule, so post accessories separately from the animal. Pet supplies and unopened food can go by parcel locker or post, but live animals can only be handed over in person or by courier. Posting is free, and once you’ve chosen the new owner, you can reserve the listing for them.
Reply to interested people in the chat and invite the ones you like to meet the animal before you decide. It’s perfectly fine to say no: finding the right home matters more than a quick deal.
Pet scams tend to follow the same script: an adorable puppy at a low price, a seller who is “abroad” and asks for a deposit or money for transport. Don’t pay in advance for an animal you haven’t seen, and never follow a payment link from a seller. Keep the conversation in the Nordo chat and use “Report” if something doesn’t add up — listings are checked before they go live, and reports are reviewed.
See the puppy in person, ideally with its mother, before paying anything. Be wary of low prices, sellers who claim to be abroad, requests for a deposit or money “for transport”, and payment links. Keep the conversation in the Nordo chat and report anything suspicious with the “Report” button.
No. Live animals can only be handed over in person or by courier. Pet supplies and pet food can be sent by parcel locker or post if the seller offers it. Agree on the details of the handover in the chat, and check the animal before paying.
Ask about its age, health, diet, vet visits and vaccinations, and which documents the seller has. Find out whether it’s used to a litter tray, children and other animals. Visit the kitten at home, see it with its mother if you can, and watch how it plays and behaves.
Post a listing with recent photos and describe the animal’s age, breed, character, health and what you’ll pass on with it. Say what kind of home you’re looking for, and talk to people in the chat before arranging a meeting. Once you’ve decided, you can reserve the listing for the person you choose.
Look in pet supplies and pet food: owners sell beds, carriers, cages and unopened food their pet didn’t take to. Filter by “Product type”, “For whom” and “Weight”, sort by price, and save the search to get a notification on the site and in the app about new listings.