Spending habits

The South American country updated its basic goods and services list for the first time in four decades, expanding it from 75 to 98 items to reflect changing spending habits.

NielsenIQ forecasts pet care revenue to grow 6% in 2026, with gains driven entirely by e-commerce as physical-store sales decline.

Half of UK consumers now prioritize quality over price, while convenience drives supermarket dominance in pet product purchases.

Weekly online shopping is becoming increasingly common across the region, pushing pet players to rethink payments, fulfillment and customer engagement.

A new generation of engaged pet parents is refashioning consumption habits, raising expectations and creating new opportunities across food, retail and services.

Exclusive data reveals how owners across seven markets are making purchases with a view to supporting the mental wellbeing, physical activity and overall health of their cats and dogs.

Survey data show younger consumers and those in larger cities are less likely to change their habits after the new EU charge on low-value packages.

Growing feline ownership and stronger engagement with veterinary care are reshaping the market, boosting share of visits and revenue.

Growth in pet ownership and essential-care spending is supporting the US market, while services are outperforming products in Brazil.

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.