Consumer insights

A survey reveals that the monthly budget for pet care rose 20% in one year, with preventive care and wellness spending driving much of the increase.

The British retailer saw revenue growth accelerate despite changes to its loyalty membership base.

While ownership continues to grow, APPA reveals how pet parents are reallocating budgets toward essentials and becoming more cost-conscious.

Although consumer confidence remains historically weak, the category continues to be resilient compared to other everyday expenses.

Veterinarians, specialty stores and informal retail still play a significant role across categories.

Dogs remain the most common pet, while spending on health, insurance and services continues to rise.

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

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

Fish numbers decline 13.6% year-on-year, while cats and dogs also record slight drops but remain the most common companion animals.

Digital channels hold steady at 28% for dog food and 21% for cat food, while supermarkets remain the dominant retail channel.