E-commerce
Pet care brands rethink the routes to international growth
Montego Pet Nutrition, ZuttoNyan, Bolt Pet Food, Globe Buddy and VEGDOG target new markets across Europe, the US and Asia. GlobalPETS has the details.
Pet industry pulse (II): Manufacturers deliver growth despite uneven market conditions
Six of seven companies analyzed by GlobalPETS increased sales in Q2 2026, with a favorable price-volume mix and channel expansion offsetting market and cost pressures.
Data: US pet sales shift further online as digital channels drive growth
NielsenIQ forecasts pet care revenue to grow 6% in 2026, with gains driven entirely by e-commerce as physical-store sales decline.
Data: Are UK pet owners shifting toward quality over cost in purchasing decisions?
Half of UK consumers now prioritize quality over price, while convenience drives supermarket dominance in pet product purchases.
Chewy and Petco target growth through AI, loyalty and recurring sales
At the Goldman Sachs Consumer and Retail Conference, executives outlined plans to strengthen customer engagement, services and private label strategies.
European retailers launch specialized pet care store concepts
Carrefour and Tom&Co are expanding their in-store ranges, offering more premium, veterinary and specialized pet care products.
Analysis: E-commerce surge in MENA region opens new opportunities
Weekly online shopping is becoming increasingly common across the region, pushing pet players to rethink payments, fulfillment and customer engagement.
Interview with CEO of ZU
Following its acquisition by Musti, the Portuguese pet retailer is accelerating its expansion strategy, with larger stores in the pipeline offering a deeper range of accessories and services.
Spain: Mature owners are shaping the next era of pet care
A new generation of engaged pet parents is refashioning consumption habits, raising expectations and creating new opportunities across food, retail and services.
Portugal: Competition intensifies as the market builds
The expansion of specialized retail beyond major centers, as well as investment in local production boosted by public funding, are key to understanding the driving forces of the Portuguese pet segment.









