Category: Pet Services & Supplies
Pet Services & Supplies market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Other Pet Food in Switzerland
Other Pet Food in Switzerland Other pet food posted negative growth in both retail value and current value terms in 2022-23. This is due in part to the strong pet humanisation trend visible in Switzerland, since it is more difficult for owners to foster bonds with other pets in the same way they can ... Read More
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Pet Care in Turkey
Pet Care in Turkey While pet care in Turkey has continued to expand at an impressive pace in 2023, overall volume and current value growth rates look set to be down substantially from 2022. This is mainly because the recent boom in pet ownership – especially dog ownership – that accompanied changes ... Read More
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Pet Care in Switzerland
Pet Care in Switzerland In 2023, the effects of inflation were still visible in Switzerland and reflected in the price of raw materials used in pet care. The cost of energy needed to produce and transport pet food (from suppliers to manufacturers) soared, while the price of packaging increased. In r ... Read More
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Dog Food in Portugal
Dog Food in Portugal Dog food companies invest in innovative solutions to address many consumer concerns regarding the health and wellbeing of pets. This resulted in the launch of natural, personalised, and high-quality dog food, such as Aruba Pet Nutrition Raw, launched in July 2021, which offers f ... Read More
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Other Pet Food in Portugal
Other Pet Food in Portugal The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a surge in pet adoptions, particularly for dogs and cats, as they provide companionship and pet-human engagement. Conversely, the adoption of other types of pets did not see the same uptick; birds and fish populations continued to decline ... Read More
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Cat Food in Portugal
Cat Food in Portugal There is an increase in the number of cats as pets in Portugal due to their small size, which makes them ideal for apartment living, and their independent nature, which many pet owners value. For those who suffer from allergies but still want a cat, Nestlé Portugal SA launched t ... Read More
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Cat Food in Switzerland
Cat Food in Switzerland The cat population continued to grow in Switzerland in 2022-23. Hybrid working has become the norm, and local consumers can spend more time bonding with their pets, which has encouraged the humanisation trend. Indeed, many now consider their cats full family members. Cat food ... Read More
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Dog Food in Turkey
Dog Food in Turkey The prolonged period of lockdown measures and home seclusion that followed the outbreak of COVID-19 fuelled a boom in dog ownership in Turkey over 2020-2022. The expansion of the pet dog population has since slowed, as the return to pre-pandemic routines and the rising cost of liv ... Read More
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Dog Food in Switzerland
Dog Food in Switzerland Dog food posted positive retail volume and value growth in current terms in 2022-23. Wet dog food performed better in current value terms than dry dog food as Swiss consumers increasingly adopt smaller dogs, which eat less than large dogs and are more adapted to wet food. So- ... Read More
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Pet Care in Taiwan
Pet Care in Taiwan The pet care industry is set to continue growing in 2023 thanks to favourable socioeconomic developments in the country. The ageing human population and increasing awareness of the importance of mental health among humans are set to be two major market drivers. According to govern ... Read More
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Pet Products in Taiwan
Pet Products in Taiwan As the number of pets is on the rise in the country, increased pet ownership has expanded the demand for pet food, with more pet owners willing to spend on products that can take care of the health and quality of life of their pets. This trend is also driving strong growth in ... Read More
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Cat Food in Taiwan
Cat Food in Taiwan The population in Taiwan is ageing. Young people are tending not to marry, have no or fewer children, and like to keep cats and dogs as companions. This trend has become so prevalent that the number of pet dogs and cats in Taiwan exceeded the total number of young children in Taiw ... Read More
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Other Pet Food in Taiwan
Other Pet Food in Taiwan In Taiwan, dogs and cats are the most popular pets. However, growth in the popularity in keeping pets has also driven the trend towards other pets. In the past, the Council of Agriculture regulated matters related to sales of pet products mostly focused on mainstream dog and ... Read More
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Pet Products in Switzerland
Pet Products in Switzerland Pet healthcare recorded positive growth within pet products in 2022-23 in terms of retail current value sales. In addition to raising local consumer interest in personal health and wellness, the COVID-19 pandemic also served to heighten interest in the wellbeing of pets. ... Read More
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Pet Products in Turkey
Pet Products in Turkey Together with rising urbanisation, growth in the cat population and the number of cat-owning households in Turkey has continued to buoy demand in cat litter in 2023. With soaring inflation driving up unit prices and eroding purchasing power, the category has seen a significant ... Read More
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Cat Food in Turkey
Cat Food in Turkey Mirroring developments in dog food, total volume sales growth for cat food in 2023 is set to be substantially lower than in 2022 as the resumption of pre-pandemic lifestyles and the soaring cost of living make many Turks less willing to acquire new pets. Cat food has not been as n ... Read More
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Other Pet Food in Turkey
Other Pet Food in Turkey Fish food looks set to be the most dynamic other pet food category in volume growth terms in 2023, as well as the only one to register an improved performance in this regard. It continues to benefit from the fact that fishkeeping and aquarium design became more popular hobbi ... Read More
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Pet Care in Portugal
Pet Care in Portugal The pandemic, despite its negative impact on some economic sectors in Portugal, had a positive impact on pet care. Value sales of pet food and pet products were higher in 2022 than in 2021 and this sales growth is expected to continue over the forecast period. This sales growth ... Read More
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Dog Food in Taiwan
Dog Food in Taiwan According to national statistics, Taiwan’s population under the age of 15 is declining year by year, dropping from 3 million in 2017 to only 2.9 million in 2021. The number of dogs and cats, on the other hand, according to pet registration from the Council of Agriculture, exceeded ... Read More
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Other Pet Food in Romania
Other Pet Food in Romania The high inflation and rising cost of living in 2023 affected other pet food far more than cat food or dog food since owning other pets is less popular and often requires large initial expenses to set up a safe pet environment. Other pets mainly appeal to children and the p ... Read More
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Dog Food in Poland
Dog Food in Poland Dog food in Poland saw evidence of polarisation in 2023, with a growing demand for both premium and economy options at the expense of mid-priced varieties. In the case of premium dog food, growth was driven by the pet humanisation trend, which involved treating pets as family memb ... Read More
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Dog Food in Morocco
Dog Food in Morocco 2023 saw a reduction in adoptions and purchases of dogs in Morocco, as well as a higher rate of abandonment. This was prompted by several factors. As people start to return to work post pandemic, many are finding that they do not have enough time for their pet, and/or are simply ... Read More
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Dog Food in Romania
Dog Food in Romania The marginal volume growth of dog food in 2023 is the result of a reduced adoption rate and increased rate of abandonment in the year. This was mainly due to the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions from March 2022, which in 2023 led to return to work of office employees who used to ... Read More
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Pet Care in Poland
Pet Care in Poland Pet care in Poland continued to grow in 2023, both in volume and constant value terms. Besides an increase in the county’s pet population, value sales were boosted by the humanisation trend, which saw consumers treat their pets as family members. In line with this tendency, they i ... Read More
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Pet Care in Romania
Pet Care in Romania The performance of pet care in Romania in 2023 was influenced by inflation that continued to exceed two digits, putting pressure on pet owners’ disposable incomes. The rising cost of living due to the high price of utilities, food and fuel resulted in the reduction of purchasing ... Read More
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