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Pet Industry Growth Powered by Humanization Trends and Premium Wellness Products
- 2025/05/01
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PET CARE INDUSTRY UPDATE: MAY 2025
The global pet care industry continues to show strong growth in early May 2025, building on trends identified in JD's 2025 Pet Industry Consumption Trends Report released just three days ago. This comprehensive report highlights how pets are increasingly viewed as family members, with nearly 60% of owners including their pets in long-term life planning[5].
Recent data from Global Pet Expo 2025, held last month, revealed a significant shift toward cause-based pet food and treat brands[2]. This aligns with the ongoing humanization trend, where 97% of U.S. pet owners consider their pets as family members and 51% view them as equal to human family members[4].
The pet supplement market is experiencing particularly robust growth, projected to reach $1.05 billion by 2027. Pet probiotics stand out as a fast-growing segment, with searches for "dog probiotics" up 91% over the last five years[3]. This trend parallels human health trends, as approximately 7% of pet owners purchased gut-supporting formulas last year.
In terms of specific pet categories, supplies for aquatic pets and birds remain top revenue generators, while products for reptiles and insects show the fastest growth rates[5]. This diversification reflects the broadening appeal of pet ownership beyond traditional cats and dogs.
The emotional connection between pets and owners is driving premium product demand, with 61.5% of owners willing to pay more for products that enhance their pets' emotional well-being[5]. This premiumization trend extends to pet fashion and professional photography services.
Looking ahead, industry projections remain strong, with the global pet industry expected to reach $300 billion by 2030[3]. As we move further into 2025, the convergence of technology, premium care, and emotional well-being appears to be shaping the future of pet care spending and innovation.
The global pet care industry continues to show strong growth in early May 2025, building on trends identified in JD's 2025 Pet Industry Consumption Trends Report released just three days ago. This comprehensive report highlights how pets are increasingly viewed as family members, with nearly 60% of owners including their pets in long-term life planning[5].
Recent data from Global Pet Expo 2025, held last month, revealed a significant shift toward cause-based pet food and treat brands[2]. This aligns with the ongoing humanization trend, where 97% of U.S. pet owners consider their pets as family members and 51% view them as equal to human family members[4].
The pet supplement market is experiencing particularly robust growth, projected to reach $1.05 billion by 2027. Pet probiotics stand out as a fast-growing segment, with searches for "dog probiotics" up 91% over the last five years[3]. This trend parallels human health trends, as approximately 7% of pet owners purchased gut-supporting formulas last year.
In terms of specific pet categories, supplies for aquatic pets and birds remain top revenue generators, while products for reptiles and insects show the fastest growth rates[5]. This diversification reflects the broadening appeal of pet ownership beyond traditional cats and dogs.
The emotional connection between pets and owners is driving premium product demand, with 61.5% of owners willing to pay more for products that enhance their pets' emotional well-being[5]. This premiumization trend extends to pet fashion and professional photography services.
Looking ahead, industry projections remain strong, with the global pet industry expected to reach $300 billion by 2030[3]. As we move further into 2025, the convergence of technology, premium care, and emotional well-being appears to be shaping the future of pet care spending and innovation.