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The travel software firm urges the industry to capitalize on animal owners as a new segment.

Pet supplement brand Zesty Paws contributes 14.7% of total group revenue. GlobalPETS learns more.

Demand for top-of-the-range and high-performance products is holding up, demonstrating that consumers are prepared to pay for quality and practicality.

The category is growing faster than the traditional mainstays of pet foods, driven by ingredients that claim to offer health and sustainability benefits.

Euromonitor forecasts that the global market is set to grow by nearly 5% this year. GlobalPETS has the regional breakdown.

The German pet retailer group seeks to speed up product development in the region and enhance supply chain resilience.

Pet players are expanding their operational capacities in the UK, Poland and Italy.

A survey shows that more than half of pet owners miss doses, while veterinarians warn that seasonal treatment leaves pets vulnerable to disease.

Despite economic slowdown and trade tensions, most companies are still actively working with the Chinese market, reflecting its enduring importance.