VMG Partners acquires Waggin’ Train LLC

San Francisco-based private equity firm VMG Partners has acquired Waggin Train LLC, a maker of premium pet treats, the company announced Tuesday.

Waggin’ Train has operations in South Carolina and in Corona, California, with products sold nationwide.

VMG also recently invested in Mighty Leaf, a San Rafael-based tea maker, and mineral makeup brand Colorescience.

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