In 2022, pet care is expected to maintain a positive performance, although both value and volume growth will increase at a slower pace than in 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic has not fully faded from view in the first months of 2022, with those infected having to remain quarantined for a certain period. From 11 January 2022, the quarantine time...
Pet care in Morocco is growing at a moderate rate in 2022. The high pet adoption rates seen in 2020-2021 during the time of the pandemic have slowed down, with consumers showing price-sensitivity and focusing on the purchase of essential items. Pet Care in Morocco report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market...
Pet care retail constant value sales (2021 prices) continued to expand at a robust pace in 2022 – albeit at a significantly slower pace than in either 2020 or 2021, when COVID-19 provided a boost to both the pet population and deepened the pet humanisation trend, as lockdown restrictions meant that their owners spent more time with them. This...
After surging to its highest rate in more than a decade during 2020, the rate of growth pet care retail constant value sales (2022 prices) slowed significantly in 2021, and this trend continued into 2022. More and more owners want the best nutrition for their pets and are prepared to pay for it. Pet Care in Finland report offers a comprehensive...
Irish pet care saw a boom in sales in 2020 following the outbreak of COVID-19 and the category is set to see steady growth in current value terms in 2022. The pet population rose as a result of the home seclusion seen in response to the pandemic and has continued to stimulate sales across pet care in 2022. Ireland is well-known for the high-quality...
The prolonged pandemic and subsequent lockdown measures has encouraged more people to become pet owners to gain companionship whilst working from home and to help alleviate boredom in leisure time. Most Malaysians are choosing cats, dogs, and fish as their pets thanks to the affectionate and entertaining nature of the first two and the ease...
Pet care in Hong Kong remains resilient following the pandemic and is expected to record further growth momentum in 2022. Rising pet status and humanisation trends are driving the ultra-premiumisation of the market as owners consider their pets as children and cherished family members. The pet population in Hong Kong is fairly stable, although...
Pet food is set to continue to decline in retail volume terms in 2022, largely due to the declining dog population. An ageing population, an increasing number of dual-income and single-person households, coupled with cramped housing conditions, have created less favourable conditions for dog ownership, as dogs typically require people to commit...
Pet populations, especially of dogs and cats, remained on an upward trajectory in 2021, as people continued to spend more time at home due to Coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions. Pet populations are set to continue to rise across categories in 2022, thereby pushing demand for pet food and products. Pet Care in Netherlands report offers...
Pet care in Slovakia will continue to enjoy healthy value sales growth in 2022 thanks to the stable pet population and rising average prices. Unit prices have been driven up due to strong inflationary pressures from rising commodity prices and logistics costs, which have been passed onto consumers by retailers. Pet Care in Slovakia...