PETS International Magazine June 2019

Two trends – the end of ownership and omnichannel – have significantly impacted the fashion industry. Will they impact the pet industry as well?

How can business reach the next pet food consumer? Learn about emerging markets and customer centric product offerings that are driving pet food sales. 

Nutritional sciences are continuously advancing and improving our understanding of how to better support the health and wellbeing of our pets.

Pet parents want their dogs and cats to live a happy, healthy life, even as they enter old age. Early preventive nutrition using protective ingredients is an effective strategy to ensure healthy ageing of pets.

Consumers have increasingly high expectations – for their own food and the food of their pets.

The number of insect farms in Europe has grown significantly. Who are the top funded European insect farms?

In the long term, supply of animal protein sources could become a problem for the pet food industry. What are the alternatives?

Pets are a part of the family and sometimes even referred to as ‘fur-babies’. The continuation of pet humanisation has expanded into a variety of trends, of which we discuss three here: homemade meals, raw diets and vegetarian products.

With a growing world population will there be enough proteins to continue providing for pets?

There are more pet parents than ever before! But what is a pet parent? Who are they? What is important to them and how can the pet industry meet their needs?

Pets make cities happier and healthier places to live. But are the needs of pets living in the city taken into account?

Small mammals cannot escape the humanisation trend and are getting increasingly popular amongst millennials.