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Latest M&A deals in veterinary care, diagnostics and pet tech
Bond Vet, Zoetis and VetPartners are among the companies driving a new wave of consolidation across the pet health industry.
Round-up: Pet players expand partnerships across health and nutrition
Ceva Animal Health and APC are among the companies that have announced strategic agreements in recent months. GlobalPETS has the details.
Assisi Pet Care and United Petfood expand European footprint with new acquisitions
The UK company acquired natural pet food brand Forthglade, while Belgian manufacturer United Petfood secured a 50% stake in German wet food producer SmartPetPro.
The pet industry eyes the stock market in 2026: Can IPOs revive growth?
With declining acquisition multiples and slower deal activity, public listings are becoming a more attractive route for investors and founders.
Pets at Home increases recurring revenues while expanding vet workforce
The British retailer saw revenue growth accelerate despite changes to its loyalty membership base.
HR alert (I): Summer leadership appointments across pet manufacturers and suppliers
Mars, Freshpet, Inspired Pet Nutrition, ADM and other industry players have announced key appointments as they sharpen their commercial and digital growth strategies.
Inflation snapshot: Pet product prices stabilize in June while service costs remain elevated
In most countries analyzed, consumer price index (CPI) readings for products and food eased last month following the inflation increases recorded in March.
Pet companies advance innovation through patents, approvals and product launches
Orion Animal Health, Corbion and BiomEdit are among the players with recent technology breakthroughs.
Beyond kibble: Inside Europe’s D2C pet food market
New industry data reveals that 5 European countries account for nearly half of all direct-to-consumer pet food brands in the region.
Jollyes increases revenue by 8.7%, driven by store expansion, private label and frozen raw food
The British pet retailer shares plans to double its brick-and-mortar footprint over the next 5 years.









