Indonesia

The trend of humanisation in pet ownership has led to an increase in regular check-ups and vaccinations for pets, driving up sales of pet healthcare products. Online consultations through platforms such as Halodoc, which were previously targeted for…

Pet care in Indonesia is enjoying positive, driven primarily by the increasing demand resulting from the humanisation of pets and a broader availability of products. The humanisation trend has led to a greater emphasis on the use of human-grade…

Fish food in Indonesia has recorded consistent growth throughout the review period, driven by the rising trend of pet fish ownership among Indonesian consumers. The demand for fish food is directly tied to the popularity of pet fish, with…

While the rate of dog ownership in Indonesia remains quite low, it rose significantly during the review period. This has particularly been the case since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, as limited mobility and an increase in loneliness boosted…

Cat food in Indonesia continues to record positive volume and current value growth, partly fuelled by the persistent rise in e-commerce sales. Local pet owners are increasingly turning to online platforms for cat food purchases, granting them easy…