PETS International Magazine April 2023

What action are pet retailers in North America and Europe taking to gain the loyalty of non-urban pet parents?

A vet can play an important part in a pet owner’s life. And over the years, veterinary care has become more than just medical advice. We partnered with Yummypets to find out how pet parents feel about their vets.

There is increased demand for monitoring pet health. But how useful and reliable is the data collected by ‘smart’ devices?

Shellfish have long been a part of the human diet, but can they benefit our pets as well? A closer look at the increasing popularity of shellfish in the pet food industry.

More businesses are implementing recurring orders into their retailing ecosystem. Consumers are embracing its convenience.

As pet owners look for the best ways to care for their pet – despite the current financial challenges – retail channels are doing their utmost to provide benefits for their customers.

The leader of the Australian online pet retailer discusses the challenges the sector is facing, and how Pet Circle is preparing logistically to cope with the increased demand for faster delivery.

From easy-to-wear materials to less-pressure fit, we dive into the latest trends in harnesses, collars and leashes.

More owners now admit to experiencing challenges with paying the bills for their pets. We analyze the way higher prices are changing the consumer mindset in different parts of the world.

New rules on imported pet foods and state restrictions on the sales of animals by specialized retailers have entered into force ‘Down Under’. How’s the industry coping with it?

With hygiene appearing to be more important than ever before for pet owners, we look at the state of play of the segment.

Expectations are that the UK pet industry will have to cope with some major industry regulations this coming year. Environmental policies, especially, will be the center of attention.

The pet treats category is on the rise – but so is the number of obese and overweight dogs and cats. This has created a need for healthier, low-calorie alternatives to traditional pet treats.

With nearly 7 out of 10 Aussie households owning pets, it is time to look at the trends in consumer behavior, product demand and expenditure.

After sales of pet treats sored during the pandemic, the market now seems to be leveling. But dog and cat treats remain popular among pet parents.

The humanization of pets is leading to a boost in pet entertainment. Time to check out what’s happening, as exciting opportunities for subscriptions and streaming services for pets are unfolding.

Irish consumers are spending more than ever on their pets, creating new business opportunities, particularly at the top end of the market.

Telemedicine is the ideal way to examine pets without having them undergo stressful moments during a visit to the vet. Yet, uptake appears to be slow. Why is that?

GlobalPETS Forum 2023 in Berlin was inspiring for global insiders – presenting the action they can take to achieve the difficult task of keeping pet parents attached to their brands.

As the current cost of living continues to rise, the President of the British Veterinary Association talks about the impact on his profession and emerging animal welfare challenges.

The Finnish pet food producer follows in the footsteps of 2022 award winner Josera and takes home this coveted prize.

Emulsifiers and stabilizers come from a variety of sources and help achieve the desired consistency of wet food and other liquid products; some can even provide health benefits.

As consumers are embracing alternative medicines, the ancient Indian science of Ayurveda is increasingly regarded as a natural and health-bringing solution for pets.