In the past, the Taiwanese market was dominated by the family-types of pet owners, which fell between the ages of 35-39 and those over 60 years old. For households with human children, the role of cats is more like brothers and sisters to children.
The cat food category is becoming increasingly competitive due to several factors. Existing brands continue to expand their cat food variants, specialist pet shops continue to source unique brands to introduce to the market at affordable prices and quality, and both grocery and non-grocery retailers are expanding their retail spaces to enable them to sell more pet food.
Purchasing channels for pet owners are based on their different needs and habits and encompass a variety including retail e-commerce, pet stores, hypermarkets, general merchandise, and veterinary hospitals. However, consumer awareness of brands is still limited.
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