Chewy.com Product Scraper
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Chewy.com Product Scraper
Scrape product listings from Chewy.com — pet food, toys, treats, and supplies. Extracts product name, price, autoship price, brand, rating, review count, stock status, and images via sitemap-driven crawling.
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Scrape product listings from Chewy.com — America's largest online pet retailer. Extract product name, price, autoship price, brand, rating, review count, stock status, and more from millions of pet products across every category.
What data does it extract?
Each record includes:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
product_id | Chewy internal product ID (numeric, from /dp/NNNNN URL) |
product_url | Canonical product page URL |
product_name | Full product title / display name |
brand | Brand or manufacturer name |
category | Breadcrumb category path (e.g. Dog Supplies > Dog Food > Dry Dog Food) |
price | Regular price in USD |
autoship_price | Autoship / subscribe & save price in USD |
original_price | Original / compare-at price (when on sale) |
in_stock | Stock availability (true/false) |
rating | Average customer rating (0–5) |
review_count | Total number of customer reviews |
image_url | Primary product image URL |
scraped_at | ISO 8601 timestamp |
How to use it
- Set
maxItems— how many products to scrape (default: 10; keep low for test runs). - Set
categoryFilter(optional) — a keyword that matches against product URL slugs. Examples:dog-food— dry food, wet food, food containers (all slugs containing "dog-food")cat-toys— cat toy products- Leave empty to scrape from the full product catalog.
- Run the actor. Each product appears as one record in the dataset.
Input example
Technical notes
Chewy.com uses Kasada bot protection on all product pages. This scraper uses Bright Data Web Unlocker (IceBreaker) to resolve the protection server-side — no browser is launched in your run. Product data is extracted from the Next.js Apollo GraphQL cache embedded in the page, giving clean structured data without DOM fragility.
Discovery is sitemap-driven: the scraper walks Chewy's public PDP sitemap to discover product URLs, then fetches each via Web Unlocker.
Performance
- Memory: 512 MB
- Timeout: 4 hours
- Concurrency: up to 50 parallel Web Unlocker fetches
- Each product page = 1 billed Bright Data request
