Pet Care Services Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis

Pet care services divide into veterinary vs. non-medical. Veterinary services, in turn, break out into services for livestock animals vs. services for companion pets. The American Pet Products Association (APPA) estimates the U.S. veterinary services market for pets at over $15 billion in 2014.

Non-medical services, which focus on pets, include bathing and grooming, pet sitting or boarding, obedience training, and pet health insurance, along with pampering options such as pet spas and resorts, in keeping with the humanization and premiumization trends that are driving pet market growth in pet care services as well as pet supplies. Packaged Facts estimates the U.S. market for non-medical pet services—the fastest-growing sector of a robust pet industry—at over $7 billion.

The industry-wide pet care services trend is toward multiservice facilities, with a significant degree of overlap between the various kinds of service providers and service channels. This trend is notably evident in pet superstore chains offering adoption, veterinary, grooming, training, and boarding services alongside packaged pet food and non-food supplies.

Even as pet services are integrated into big-box chain retail formats, the range of pet care services continues to expand and diversify, a trend fueled by high-energy entrepreneurs and franchise outfits with national aspirations, tapping into such fertile areas as mobile grooming, pet travel services, pet waste removal, and funerary/bereavement services.

ketResearch.com offers an extensive collection of research reports on pet services from market-leading and boutique publishers including Canadean, Euromonitor International, Global Research & Data Services, Packaged Facts, Plimsoll, and ResearchFarm. Whether you are looking for market quantification and projections or analysis of industry drivers, growth sectors, and segment trends, you’ll find the competitive intelligence you need to strategize successfully in this sector of the pet care industry. 

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Pet Care Services Industry Research & Market Reports

  • Philippines Pet Care

    ... pet ownership. The slowdown in this year was mainly attributed to the impact of inflation, with consumers being more cautious with their spending. Moving into 2024, there is a somewhat brighter outlook for pet care, ... Read More

  • Argentina Pet Products

    ... the increase in the cat population as they are becoming increasingly popular in the larger cities where more people live in small apartments. Also, compared to dog owners, cat owners tend to have a higher ... Read More

  • Global Companion Animal Medicine Databank Market Report

    ... 2023 to 2031. Dogs segment is expected to be the highest contributor to this market, with $10,221.7 Million in 2022, and is anticipated to reach $19,926.6 Million by 2031, registering a CAGR of 7.75%. Horses ... Read More

  • Pet Products in Japan

    ... the category’s value. In Japan, dogs tend to be kept indoors. As there are many houses and apartments without a garden, owners with dogs tend to use toilet sheets, captured under other pet products, contributing ... Read More

  • Pet Care in Japan

    ... to decline, in line with an overall fall in the pet population. However, the volume of pet food per animal is only experiencing a marginal drop. Euromonitor International's Pet Care in Japan report offers a ... Read More

  • Denmark Pet Care

    ... overall canine population by the end of 2024. There is also a noticeable shift from bigger dog breeds towards smaller ones. The population decline is not confined to dogs alone; smaller pets, in general, are ... Read More

  • Pet Care in the Czech Republic

    ... (COVID-19) pandemic, although the effects of the war in Ukraine and high inflation increased the cost-of-living and exerted upward pressure on prices in 2022-2023. This fostered caution in many households, which limited their spending on ... Read More

  • Pet Care in Malaysia

    ... have helped to sustain growth for pet food and pet products in 2024. The pet population has continued to grow, especially the cat population, with the dog, bird, and fish populations increasing only gradually. Besides, ... Read More

  • Pet Products in Colombia

    ... The positive performance of cat litter is mainly driven by increases in the cat population, with cats becoming an increasingly popular pet option in large cities in which people live in apartments. Despite its rising ... Read More

  • Pet Products in Denmark

    ... is set to continue in 2024. In the other pet products category, volume sales have been further subdued by the fact that many people purchased longer-lasting items such as beds, toys, clothes, collars and other ... Read More

  • Pet Products in Malaysia

    ... The cat population continued to rise in 2023, and this trend is set to continue in 2024. Cat ownership has been gradually increasing since animal shelters (SPCA, Paws) are actively participating in pet events to ... Read More

  • Pet Care in Denmark

    ... the overall canine population by the end of 2024. There is also a noticeable shift from bigger dog breeds towards smaller ones. The population decline is not confined to dogs alone; smaller pets, in general, ... Read More

  • Pet Care in Colombia

    ... a notable impact on the industry, leading pet owners seek to manage their monthly pet-related expenses more prudently in a trend that is persisting in 2024 Euromonitor International's Pet Care in Colombia report offers a ... Read More

  • Colombia Pet Care

    ... notable impact on the industry, leading pet owners seek to manage their monthly pet-related expenses more prudently in a trend that is persisting in 2024 Euromonitor International's Pet Care in Colombia report offers a comprehensive ... Read More

  • Czech Republic Pet Care

    ... although the effects of the war in Ukraine and high inflation increased the cost-of-living and exerted upward pressure on prices in 2022-2023. This fostered caution in many households, which limited their spending on pet care. ... Read More

  • Pet Products in the Czech Republic

    ... in the wake of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis is helping the category to develop and grow. While the cat population is set to decrease in 2023-2024, it remains significantly higher than in 2019. Even after ... Read More

  • Japan Pet Care

    ... decline, in line with an overall fall in the pet population. However, the volume of pet food per animal is only experiencing a marginal drop. Euromonitor International's Pet Care in Japan report offers a comprehensive ... Read More

  • Pet Products in Belgium

    ... of products causing price rises. However, many owners have reduced the number of purchases of other pet products due to the squeeze on their spending power. Cat litter and pet healthcare are set to see ... Read More

  • Pet Products in France

    ... A similar pattern has continued into 2024, albeit prices have been more stable than in the previous year with this being reflected in more stable growth. Aside from price increases the growth of cat litter ... Read More

  • Pet Products in the US

    ... categories. For pet products, this has raised the opportunity for the adoption of human beauty claims across products. For example, catchphrases such as “healthy ageing” have increasingly shifted to “anti-aging” and “age reversing”, showcased in ... Read More

  • Pet Care in China

    ... nutrition, and living conditions of pets. Pet food is expected to show steady growth in 2024, mainly driven by increasing sales of cat food. In 2024, the cat population is set to grow steadily, and ... Read More

  • Pet Care in the United Kingdom

    ... slow. Multinational pet food companies face ongoing obstacles related to the supply of crucial pet food ingredients and retail distribution challenges. While unit price increases of pet care remain positive in 2024, there is a ... Read More

  • Pet Care in the United Arab Emirates

    ... local market, which has been steadily increasing for all types of pets, although cats are particularly popular. An increasing number of consumers are encouraged to own pets due to a rise in pet events being ... Read More

  • Pet Care in France

    ... small and medium-sized dogs remained the most adopted in 2023. Since the 1 January 2024, pet shops and superstores are no longer allowed to sell cats and dogs. This new law is designed to fight ... Read More

  • Pet Products in Chile

    ... and economic uncertainty have made price a significant consideration for consumers. Private label, known for offering competitive pricing without compromising on quality, caters for budget-conscious consumers seeking value for money. This price advantage is particularly ... Read More

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