Mexico

During the pandemic, local consumers had the opportunity to spend greater time at home, which led to further bonding with their pets and the creation of stronger connections. This trend continues to shape pet ownership in a post-pandemic era. It is…

As Mexican consumers continue to move beyond the pandemic, there are shifts in consumer habits regarding pet care. However, the emotional bonds created between owners and their pets during the pandemic remains strong, further supporting the trend…

Demand for bird food in Mexico continues to gradually decline, which is related to changes to the profile of pet owners in the country. Local consumers are increasingly considering the wellbeing of their pets, and many owners no longer agree with…

Although the pandemic led to an increase in the number of pets in Mexico, post-pandemic trends are seeing a shift in the size of dogs in particular. In 2023, demand for large dogs (over 23kg) is declining, while small dogs (up to 9kg) are increasing…

The popularity of cats continues to rise in Mexico, particularly following the pandemic. During lockdown, consumers had greater time to spend at home and reconnect with their pets. However, as activities started returning to normal, an increasing…