China

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.

Rising awareness, shifting attitudes and digital innovation are driving more pet parents in the region to consider insurance as an advisable purchase.

Future success will depend on science, regulation, consumer trust and manufacturers’ ability to scale up cost-effectively.

JD.com research shows some significant changes in the past year. Which types of products are consumers now buying on its platform, and why?

As international markets face slowdowns and trade-related inflation, the pet industry continues to see steady demand. GlobalPETS learns more.

China’s leading pet fair is where international buyers connect with China’s top OEM, private-label, and brand suppliers.

GlobalPETS examines how government mandates, airline policies and owner preferences are reshaping pet air travel worldwide.

New data from Royal Canin and others reveals widespread misconceptions – and highlights the pet industry’s push for better education.