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:

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Pet Products in Saudi Arabia

The growing number of pet shops and veterinary clinics, coupled with greater exposure to the West through broadcast and social media, has improved the knowledge of pet owners in Saudi Arabia with regard to pet care. Hence, they not only want better ...

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Cat Food in Turkey

Turkey is a developing country where disposable incomes are rising every year. As a result, more pet owners are shifting to prepared pet food from meal leftovers. In addition, the number of pet owners is also rising, with these people becoming more ...

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Dog Food in Turkey

Turkey is a developing country where disposable incomes are rising every year. As a result, more pet owners are shifting to packaged pet food from meal leftovers. In addition, the number of pet owners is rising and they are becoming more aware of the...

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Other Pet Food in Turkey

With the increasing availability of other pet food in retail channels, more people are now able to access such products. This in turn has resulted in an increase in consumption. This was expected to continue in 2012 and over the coming years.

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Pet Care in Turkey

As a result of increasing urbanisation and a rising number of single-person households, more people in Turkey are keeping a pet for companionship. Moreover, there has been a shift from feeding meal leftovers to prepared food due to rising disposable ...

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Pet Products in Turkey

As pet products are not perceived as necessity items, the category’s performance is highly dependent on disposable incomes. Retail sales of pet products increased by 7% in current value terms in 2011, which was a favourable year for disposable ...

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Other Pet Food in Italy

In 2012, the main trend was the decreasing demand for bird food and fish food, whilst small mammal/reptile food recorded a positive trend, at least in value, in Italy. Overall, current value sales declined slightly by 1% in 2012, growing at a slower ...

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Pet Care in Italy

Pet care was one of the few industries which managed to grow and show dynamism in Italy during the second half of the review period. This growth came in spite of the economic turmoil which has been affecting almost the whole of Europe since late ...

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Pet Products in Italy

The main trend continued to be pet humanisation in 2012; therefore, most pet product types registered positive growth over the year, although current value sales of pet dietary supplements continued to decline. Pet healthcare recorded strong current ...

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Cat Food in Italy

Up to 2010, dry cat food outpaced wet cat food in Italy in volume and current value growth, especially in terms of the premium segment. Instead, from 2011 the trend changed considerably and wet cat food delivered similar growth performances to dry ...

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