Paula Flores

As the pet sector continues to make advances globally, pet-focused trade events have grown in size and number, offering networking and educational opportunities alongside trend updates and local market insight.

Exclusive research reveals valuable insights about how consumers find and use veterinary services – as well as how much they are willing to pay for them.

The ownership of aquatic and reptilian companions in the US has remained stable since 2010. But, as a new report shows, there are still ways for retailers and brands to tap into this vibrant segment.

Over the past few years, the information provided on pet food labels has evolved significantly, driven by a demand for transparency and detailed product information. Can research tell us how manufacturers might best address customer doubts?

Data confirms that Amazon is the go-to platform for this specific pet care segment, but competitors in some countries are still managing to mount a challenge.

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.