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This Packaged Facts report completely updated for the 2024 pet market environment, exploring trends and opportunities with a spotlight on cats, covering all four sectors of the industry—pet food, non-food pet supplies, veterinary services, and non-medical services.
Pet medications remain driven by strong consumer interest in pet health and wellness, though growth has slowed due to economic pressures, competition from functional foods and supplements, and limited dog population growth. This report analyzes market trends, product innovation, consumer behavior, and forecasts for the US pet medications market through 2030.
This report discusses the importance of, and trends in, credit card rewards programs, including programs operated by banks and partners such as airlines and hotel chains.
Pet industry growth is increasingly shaped by economic pressures, which are dampening pet ownership—especially among dog households—even as the “pets as family” trend sustains demand for health, wellness, and premium products. Despite these headwinds, strong opportunities remain in cat-focused offerings, value-oriented solutions, and evolving retail and service models.
This report forecasts the US pet product and services revenues in nominal US dollars for 2025-2030.
This report presents US pet retail and e-commerce sales trends in nominal US dollars.
This report discusses US pet ownership psychographics. A full outline of report items by page is available in the Table of Contents.
This report forecasts the US pet market sales in nominal US dollars for 2025-2030.
This report forecasts to 2030 US medical services expenditures in nominal US dollars and patient activity volumes.
Pet supplements remain driven by strong consumer interest in pet health and wellness, though growth has slowed due to economic pressures, competition from functional foods, and limited dog population growth. This report analyzes market trends, product innovation, consumer behavior, and forecasts for the U.S. pet supplements market through 2030.