Global pet industry

American owners are shopping for pet food frequently and increasingly online, while Canadian pet parents are buying less often and prefer brick-and-mortar stores.

Investments in premium clay and alternative ingredients such as wood, tofu and olive pits meet consumer demands for innovation, efficiency and sustainability.

Tropical combines deep industry expertise with cutting-edge innovation to meet the global demand for sustainable pet care.

As tariffs and trade pressures mount, the Canadian pet retailer is updating its supply chain capabilities while expanding omnichannel capabilities.

Despite growing consumer concern, current evidence does not support claims that approved synthetic additives pose significant health risks to cats and dogs.

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

Combining small-format stores with services and a growing private label portfolio enables the US pet retailer to capture market share outside major metropolitan areas.

Falling interest rates and a booming financial market may increase the appetite for deals, but tight finances and uncertainty make companies in the sector cautious.

As the competition intensifies, brands that manage feedback strategically can gain an edge in visibility, credibility and conversion.

Is one of the pet industry’s most effective sustainability tools hiding in plain sight?