Pet Ownership Statistics: Page 9

National survey reveals Australians spending on pets

In 2022 the survey revealed spending's of over A$33 billion.

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Pet Food Market

17 UK-based dog, cat, other pet food companies in 2021

While pet ownership in the United Kingdom may be getting more expensive due to inflation and other factors, the United Kingdom has some of the highest rates of per capita pet ownership in Europe.

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Japanese dog, cat, other pet food companies’ 2021 revenue

Despite Japan’s relatively low pet ownership rate, numerous pet food companies are based in the country.

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Italian dog, cat, other pet food companies’ 2021 revenue

For several years, Italy has consistently ranked as the European country with the most pet birds.

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Pet food inflation in Europe may reduce ownership

Inflation may be the main driver of reduced pet ownership rates in Europe. The end of pandemic-related movement restrictions may be another, as workers find themselves called back into the office after working at home and children return to in-school education.

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German dog and cat food companies’ 2021 revenue

In 2021, Germany had the second highest pet cat population in Europe and third highest pet dog population.

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War, inflation affect European pet food price, availability

Along with lack of access to particular pet food brands, the prices of dog and cat foods have increased on average in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland and the Czech Republic.

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Thailand pet food makers go superpremium as demand grows

Learn about the current trends in the Thailand pet food market, particularly the growth of superpremium products.

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Millennial, Gen Z pet owners may reduce spending

Younger demographic groups may be more likely to cut back on pet food spending.

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Pandemic new pet boom myth busted; Adoptions lower 2021-22

The lingering COVID-19 pandemic may not have caused a dramatic increase in new pet dogs, cats and other animals in the United States.

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Singapore cat ownership could soon skyrocket

The ownership numbers could rise as the Singapore Housing and Development board aims for removal of the decade-long ban on owning cats in public housing.

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Cats: In numbers too big for pet food market to ignore

Cat ownership among younger generations and minorities has been steadily rising, while cat adoption rates have also increased since before the pandemic.

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