Animal welfare

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.

New guidelines are aimed at safeguarding pets and their owners against ineffective and unsafe medical products being sold through both online and offline channels.

BeneMeat and Innovafeed findings point to lower emissions alongside improved animal health outcomes and feed performance.

A recent survey reveals that over half of Australian dog owners use daycare, with patterns varying by age.

Inconsistent legislation across borders leaves buyers, sellers and authorities navigating a confusing system, while wildlife pays the price.

Despite setbacks, this segment is finding ways to grow as consumers opt for custom aquariums and shopping through online channels.