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In 2026, the pet population stands at 36.5 million, with cats and dogs continuing to drive growth.

New product launches and a shift in channel toward value retail helped strengthen the US player’s portfolio.

Meatly aims to accelerate commercial production in the UK after becoming the first approved to sell cultivated pet food in the country.

Online orders account for more than 16% of Q1 revenue while the company lifts its FY2026 outlook.

Performance was supported by higher digital penetration, services and increased contribution from private-label products.

Performance in Norway, along with store openings, acquisitions and customer growth, positively contributed to the company’s performance in Q1 2026.

Suziria and Kormotech improved performance in 2025, balancing domestic pressure with international expansion and investment in new facilities.

From the UK to the US and Brazil, Pets at Home, Petco and Petz-Cobasi are recalibrating investment strategies after years of infrastructure-heavy spending.

Pet companies prioritize strategic investments as AI fuels a wider capital allocation surge.

The US pet insurance market expanded more than 10% in 2025, according to an analysis by S&P Global.

The Canadian pet player will continue developing products and brands, but will rely on manufacturing partners for production.

Strong performance in North America offset declines in China, which were driven by ongoing supply chain restructuring.