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Amazon captures nearly a quarter of US pet sales through first-party vendors
Data shared with GlobalPETS shows that sales in the country have risen by nearly a third, while more than 2,000 brands compete in some subcategories.
Pet brands and retailers tap into the Halloween spending spree
Pet costume spending in the US is projected to rise 7% in 2026, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF).
APAC: one region, multiple playbooks
Pet owners in Thailand, South Korea and Japan are adopting technology and services at very different rates, suggesting localized attitudes toward convenience, privacy and care routines.
Thinking outside the box
Furniture-style designs, multifunctionality and technology are reshaping the market, but manufacturers need to balance innovation with safety and practicality.
Interview with CEO of Zigly Pet Care
The Indian retailer is expanding beyond products as services reach 65% of revenues and it scales up health and veterinary offerings.
Mexico: New retail formats and players gain ground
The number of pet-related businesses has increased 57.2% since 2019, as pharmacy chains and e-commerce players intensify competition.
How mainstream brands are using collaborations to connect with pet owners
Companies across food, fashion, beauty and lifestyle are entering the pet space through limited editions, collaborations and dedicated product ranges.
TikTok Shop broadens pet commerce reach
The platform is expanding into new markets as pet brands explore social commerce as a route to product discovery, demand generation and sales.
Sponsored by G Mason Group
Sponsored by G Mason Group
From New York to EMEA: licensed pet ranges designed for local retail
With licenses spanning Disney, Warner Bros. and Dr. Seuss, G Mason Group is expanding into EMEA with pet ranges tailored to each retailer and the way its customers shop.
Data: US pet sales shift further online as digital channels drive growth
NielsenIQ forecasts pet care revenue to grow 6% in 2026, with gains driven entirely by e-commerce as physical-store sales decline.









