Category: Pet Services & Supplies
Norway Pet Services & Supplies
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Norway Other Pet Food
... committing to a cat or a dog. However, as a result, rabbits also sometimes become victims of neglect. Better sales regulation of rabbits as pets as well as mandatory registration could improve the welfare of ... Read More
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Norway Dog Food
... Promotional activities subsided quite substantially and price increases that were delayed over 2022 became visible in 2023 as companies were severely tested by a significant drop in profit margins, both on the manufacturer and retailer ... Read More
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Norway Pet Care
... away from the home there is no longer such a rush to become a pet parent with new adoptions of kittens and puppies slowing. Over the last two years of the review period there has ... Read More
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Norway Pet Products
... mostly on essentials like pet food and looked to limit their non-essential spending. However, this mostly affected sales of larger pet accessories like cages and beds, with owners either delaying their purchase or in some ... Read More
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Norway Cat Food
... competitiveness this strategy become unviable for most as inflation remained elevated in 2023. Hence, many companies imposed price hikes on cat food at the beginning of 2023. With the cost of living rising, these unit ... Read More
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Dog Food in Norway
... demand for which remains resilient despite the fact that their non-essential status puts them somewhat at odds with the increased tendency of Norwegians to curb overall spending on pet care due to the rising cost ... Read More
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Other Pet Food in Norway
... pace of life has accelerated in line with the easing of the pandemic. As a result, the country’s pet bird, small mammal and reptile populations are set to remain static in 2023, while the pet ... Read More
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Cat Food in Norway
... initially opted to delay passing cost increases on to consumers so as not to undermine their competitiveness, including overall category leader Nestlé Norge. This strategy has since become unviable for most as inflation has remained ... Read More
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Pet Products in Norway
... rein in spending on pet care in general, this category remains somewhat insulated from such behaviour thanks to pet humanisation. Because most owners now consider dogs and cats to be members of the family, they ... Read More
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Pet Care in Norway
... set to increase slightly after having contracted in 2022. However, because the boom in pet ownership that followed the outbreak of COVID-19 has now largely subsided, demand across the market remains somewhat subdued. As the ... Read More
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