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Market research for the pet care industry

Euromonitor has the world’s most comprehensive research on the pet care industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends in pet care globally, including in-depth data on market share and market size – from the “big picture” down to specific category levels. Categories in pet care include:

Euromonitor data and market analysis advances your knowledge of the industry and its competitive environment, ensuring accurate and focused strategies for your business. Our market research can be used throughout your entire organisation, including strategic development, marketing, mergers and acquisitions, and brand management.

Country Report

Pet Care in the US

Consumers faced a confluence of economic factors that caused significant budget-tightening in 2010. Slow growth, high unemployment, a weak housing market and growing threats of public sector layoffs all eroded consumer confidence. In this unstable environment, many consumers were forced to cut back on their spending on pets in 2010. Pet populations fell in many categories and pulled volume sales down in pet food. At the same time, trading down, channel-shifting and growing promotional sales

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Global Briefing

Pet Specialist Retailers: Who Is Winning, Why, and What the Future May Hold

As pets become increasingly humanised, more pet owners are seeking high-quality and premium-orientated offerings as well as specialist pet care advice. This is no doubt driving consumer traffic and sales for pet specialist retailers, and the channel is becoming increasingly competitive as new players enter the market. This report examines the key strategies of leading pet specialist retailers and what lessons can be learnt to improve overall market performance for the global pet care industry.

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Country Report

Pet Care in Hong Kong, China

With economic recovery in 2010, pet care recorded stronger performance than in 2009. As consumers’ disposable incomes increased, more were willing to trade up to premium pet care products to pamper their pets and enhance their wellbeing. This was further enhanced by consumers increasingly turning to pets for companionship and being more anxious to ensure that their pets are in optimum condition.

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Country Report

Pet Care in Chile

Pet care saw positive performance in 2010, albeit below that seen over the review period as a whole. The earthquake in February of 2010 negatively impacted distribution of some products, such as other pet food, leading to lower sales growth. Slower economic growth in the first half of the year also limited performance in some pet care categories. In the second half of the year, as the economy began to improve, demand for pet care products began to pick up as income levels rose. This trend is

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Reference Book

World Consumer Lifestyles Databook 2011

Mar 2011

Reference Book

International Marketing Data and Statistics 2012

Nov 2011

Reference Book

European Marketing Data and Statistics 2012

Nov 2011