Animal welfare

New data highlights major considerations across nutrition, health, sustainability and technology.

The measures are set to take effect between late 2026 and mid-2027, introducing changes for veterinarians, retailers and pet owners.

Food and veterinary care account for the largest share of spending in 2025. GlobalPETS has the details.

The new free trade deal aims to eliminate the GCC’s 5% import tariff on pet food and reduce trade barriers for British exporters across the bloc.

The rules establish harmonized identification systems and clarify obligations for owners, breeders and sellers over the coming years.

The initiative, based on the UK’s standardized guidelines, aims to establish an EU-wide framework for companies operating in the segment.

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

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

The introduction of minimum standards on how cats and dogs are bred, sold, sheltered and tracked is set to reshape the European pet market.

The most recent APPA report provides detailed insights into trends in feline care – with the data showing that consumers are more mindful than ever of their companion’s wellbeing.