Industry Reports, United States
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This report focuses on non-medical pet services for dogs and cats in the US, including grooming, boarding (overnight) and daycare, training, and pet sitting/walking, with niche and emerging areas such as waste retrieval, travel, and end-of-life services also discussed. Report coverage also includes pet insurance as a financial service and key category for market growth.
This report covers historical and projected retail sales from 2018 through 2028, competitive strategies of key players, and trends in new product development including condition-specific formulations, lifestage-focused products, feline supplements, and veterinarian-developed products, as well as retail channel trends.
This report analyzes the $12.6 billion US pet medications market. It presents historical sales data (2019-2024) and projected sales (2025-2029) by animal type (dog and cat) and sales channel (veterinary channel and retail channels), and various breakouts by product type.
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.
Pet Food in the US, 18th Edition covers the retail market for pet food in the United States, focusing on products for dogs and cats. The full retail spectrum is quantified, including online sales, mass-market outlets, pet specialty stores (chains and independents), and other channels.
Focusing primarily on dogs and cats, this report provides a comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of pet ownership rates, pet population characteristics, and pet owner demographics. Also examines other types of pets (fish, small mammals, herptiles, and birds).
Examines historical and projected overall sales in all four pet market sectors – pet food, non-pet food supplies, veterinary services, nonmedical pet services – through the lens of pet health and wellness. The report follows the consumer trends impacting the market, as well as marketing and retail channel trends.