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In France, the total population of other pets remains significant as owners like to have pets which require little living space and are easy and affordable to care for. However, the overall number of other pets continues to decrease slightly.
Keeping reptiles as pets is increasing in popularity in France. Having a reptile as a pet is no longer confined just to passionate and expert keepers, but families are increasingly adopting different kinds of reptiles.
Premiumisation is emerging slowly in small mammal food in France as owners look for more natural, GMO-free, and low-carbohydrate products. However, this remains a niche area.
Demand for natural ingredients in food for small mammals is growing in France, as owners increasingly seek the types of food that their small mammal pets would normally eat in their natural, wild habitat. In response to this demand, Zolux, one of the leading brands in small mammal/reptile food, has started to offer natural and organic treats for small mammals.
Among the different types of small mammal/reptile food, categorisation has become more prominent. In the rabbit section, segmentation is more noticeable, with ranges for different ages of pet rabbits featuring different functions suitable for particular stages of a rabbit’s life.
France and the UK are the only Western European countries where sales of food for outdoor birds are higher than those for indoor birds. Keeping birds in cages is losing popularity and regulations are becoming more severe with regard to tropical species such as Gabon parrots.
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