United States
Pet players receive new industry awards
Manufacturers and retailers have been recognized for their excellence, innovation, service and sustainability efforts.
PetMeds narrows Q4 loss despite ongoing revenue decline
While lower prescription medication sales continued to pressure revenue, the American online pet pharmaceutical firm reduced its quarterly loss.
Data: Amazon Pet Days generates nearly $400M in US pet supply sales
Dog products account for 60% of total revenue, while the cat category posts a 10.2% annual increase.
Pet retailers double down on apps to drive loyalty and sales
GlobalPETS explores how mobile platforms are becoming central to the way Raiffeisen Markt, Kölle Zoo and Pet Supplies Plus connect digital and in-store experiences.
Global pet food production grows 2.4% in 2025, slowing from previous years
Europe and Asia lead gains while North America cools on changing pet ownership patterns. GlobalPETS has the details.
Tractor Supply expands footprint with mobile vet care provider acquisition
The American retailer will integrate VIP Petcare’s services into its store network, loyalty program and online pharmacy platform.
Sponsored by Company of Animals
Sponsored by Company of Animals
Coachi relaunches heritage Boomi Ball to support behavior-led play
A 1991 classic returns, repositioned for behavior-led, enrichment-driven play.
Analysis: The US increases funding for pet and agrifood players amid trade slowdown
US dog and cat food exports declined by 3.5% in 2025, prompting industry players to accelerate diversification strategies in international markets.
HR alert (II): latest executive moves across the pet food industry
Mars Petcare, General Mills, Hill’s and Post Holdings are among the businesses naming new leaders across key strategic roles in recent weeks.
Inflation snapshot: Energy prices fuel uneven pet product trends in April
Europe recorded faster inflation in pet products in April, while the US and Canada showed signs of stabilization. Meanwhile, EU inflation is forecast to rise to 3.1% in 2026.









