Pet Care

Pet products in Brazil is set to experience continued retail current value growth in 2024, fuelled primarily by innovative product offerings catering to diverse consumer needs across various categories. Signs of recovery have been seen in the…

The pandemic, coupled with a surge in pet adoptions and acquisitions, drove double-digit retail current value growth for pet care in Brazil in recent years, and this is set to continue in 2024. However, the end of social isolation, a return to…

Other pet food in Brazil is set to maintain low retail volume growth and higher current value growth in 2024. Growth is being driven by product innovation across various categories, offering diverse attributes for different types of pets. Meanwhile,…

Dog food in Brazil is set to maintain its growth trajectory in both retail volume and current value terms in 2024, driven mainly by product innovation across various categories, offering diverse attributes for different types of dogs. At the end of…

Cat food in Brazil is set to maintain its dynamic retail volume and current value growth trajectory in 2024. The Brazilian economy is showing signs of recovery from the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. For instance, inflationary…

New business models, channels and shopper expectations continue to change retail, redefining industry rules and relationships and disrupting the path to purchase. This content provides strategies for adapting to these shifts and offers a framework to…

In 2024, pet products in New Zealand is witnessing similar current value growth as the previous year, as local consumers continue to prioritise their pets’ needs despite the high cost of living. However, budgetary constraints are resulting in many…

In 2024, consumers are expected to continue investing in premium pet food due to its greater nutritional value and health benefits compared to economy brands. Despite ongoing economic pressures, there is a strong unwillingness among New Zealand pet…

In New Zealand, demand for other pet food has increased in 2024, thanks to an increase in other pet populations and ownership. The premiumisation trend is furthering this expansion.

In 2024, dog food sales in New Zealand saw single-digit current value growth, primarily driven by the premium dry dog food segment. This trend reflects pet owners’ increasing tendency to treat their pets as important family members. Post-pandemic,…

Cat food in New Zealand continues to register declining volume sales in 2024, but current value growth remains relatively healthy. The deceleration in cat ownership, coupled with financial pressures, has impacted the category. Unit prices have…

As pet owners evolve into pet parents, the pet care industry remains mostly resilient even under gloomy economic conditions due to high adoption of brand loyalty benefiting branded products in the premium segment. This report gives a global overview…

Value growth of pet products in Australia remains fairly stable, as consumers continue to prioritise their pets' needs despite the high cost of living. Due to financial constraints, pet owners are visiting veterinary clinics and grooming services…

Pet care in Australia continues to face challenges amid the economic slowdown, but is still demonstrating resilience and growth in both retail volume and current value terms in 2024. Pet care spending is the last category consumers consider reducing,…

Demand for other pet food in Australia is marginally improving following 2023’s volume decline, with the latter driven by local consumers enjoying greater mobility and spending less time at home. Some consumers have also shifted to home-made meals…

Despite low volume growth of dog food in Australia, mainly driven by falling demand for wet dog food, premium dry dog food remains a strong performer in 2024. Notwithstanding financial pressures, consumers continue to prioritise the wellbeing of…

Demand for cat food in Australia remains stable in 2024. On the other hand, value growth is being driven by ongoing unit price increases due to various factors, such as rising transportation costs, and higher expenses associated with canned food…

The rising popularity of cats as household companions is leading to significant expansion of the cat population, driving up the demand for cat litter in Germany. This surge in feline ownership is creating a robust market opportunity for manufacturers…

Pet care growth rates spiked during the pandemic in Latin America, helped by consumers adopting pets for company during lockdowns. In spite of high inflation rates in the region, growth has remained strong post-pandemic, albeit down on the 2020-2021…

Pet care in Germany is experiencing some shifts, driven by changing consumer behaviours and market dynamics. Despite a slowdown in the growth of the pet population, the industry continues to flourish, propelled by enduring trends such as…