
Global economics is on more stable footing than might be expected (GDPs up, inflation down), but that doesn’t mean further challenges aren’t on the horizon. As a result, consumers can be expected to continue to keep track of their spending in 2025, and one of the final areas pet owners have to cut costs is where their own furry friends are involved.
“As more pet parents embrace proactive pet care and premium offerings, some are finding other places to trade down,” said Jorge Martínez, president, Pet Nutrition, at food processing and commodities trading corporation ADM. “Cost-conscious shoppers may be shifting to private label products, but that doesn’t mean they’re sacrificing quality.”



















