The movement towards sustainable sources of protein is gaining prominence among local consumers, prompting the shift towards vegetarian or vegan diets. However, dogs still require meat for protein and as the dog population continues to grow in Australia, there will always be demand for the traditional source of protein such as chicken and beef.
Much like human snacks, dog treats are not always healthy or essential to a proper diet, and are traditionally used as rewards when training or bonding with dogs. The value growth of dog treats and mixers in 2022 was positive, but subdued compared to 2021.
As dog owners increasingly understand their pets’ health and wellness needs, there is growing demand for higher quality food for dogs. One trend with potential for growth over the forecast period is greater segmentation, where dog food that is tailored to the breed of the dog, such as a golden retriever or a poodle.
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