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This report focuses on the veterinary services sector for dogs and cats in the US. Report coverage includes discussion of trends and opportunities in pet medications, pet food, and pet supplements as key components of veterinary sector competition for the pet care dollar.
Meal kits have benefited from the pandemic to give consumers sick of planning meals and grocery shopping something different and more convenient to cook.
Packaged Facts projects that on top of a 7% increase experienced in 2022, the market for pets other than dogs and cats will grow 4% in 2023, reaching $3.6 billion in sales.
This report forecasts to 2029 US personal consumption expenditures (PCE) on motor vehicle leases in nominal and real (inflation-adjusted) US dollars.
This report forecasts US pet treat and chew retail sales in nominal US dollars for 2025-2029.
This report forecasts to 2025 the US market for prepaid cards in nominal US dollars.
This report examines the $12.8 billion US market for pet treats and edible chews for dogs and cats. Historical data are provided for 2019 through 2024, with projections for 2025 through 2029.
This report forecasts to 2029 revenues for US contract cleaning services in nominal US dollars.
This report forecasts US pet product and service retail sales in nominal US dollars for 2025-2029.
This report analyzes current and projects future retail sales and trends across the U.S. pet industry. It examines collectively and separately four sectors of pet products and services – pet food, non-food pet supplies, veterinary services, and non-medical pet services.