Paula Flores

Do younger pet parents spend more? What are their shopping habits? A new study unveils the differences.

A global survey conducted by PETS International, in partnership with Yummypets, reveals useful insights into perceptions of retailers’ own brands.

Good news is on the horizon as price levels stabilize globally. But how is the situation still affecting pet owners?

Their relationships with their animals, the type of food they buy and the retail channels they prefer determine the kind of pet parents they are.

More than 5 in 10 British and Canadian pet owners are considering or have already traded down due to inflation.

In a new study, almost half of the consumers asked said they buy sustainable pet product packaging to reduce their environmental footprint.

The simple answer to the question is yes. But how consumers are dealing with higher prices for their pet products and services varies according to country.

This annual sales event is also on the pet industry calendar, with many retailers opting for strong promotional activity. PETS International compares the week’s sales in 2023 with the same period in 2022.

With 4% global value growth forecast for 2018, the pet care industry is attracting major investment and is clearly the place to be.

With 5 of the top 10 markets in the world, European pet care is characterised by disparities. Accounting for nearly a third of global sales, Eastern and Western Europe are quite different regions, with quite different outlooks.