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"The Evolving Pet Care Industry: Digital Convenience and Holistic Wellness"
- 2025/04/29
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The pet care industry has seen notable shifts and developments over the past 48 hours as consumer behavior and market priorities continue to evolve. The mobile pet care market is standing out as a key growth segment. As of April 2025, it was valued at 722.7 million dollars and is projected to double by 2034, reaching about 1.4 billion dollars. Driving this growth are rising pet ownership numbers, increased spending on pet wellness, and a strong consumer preference for convenient, at-home services. Eco-friendly and sustainable product preferences are also fueling expansion, as pet parents seek safer and greener options for their animals. The grooming segment alone accounted for 368.9 million dollars in the last year, with digital booking tools and personalized hygiene services gaining traction as pet hygiene rises in importance and convenience becomes a major decision factor for consumers. These trends reflect a shift from traditional brick and mortar pet care solutions toward more flexible and digital-first approaches[1].
Globally, Europe remains the largest contributor to pet care growth, responsible for 52 percent of global expansions in 2024, while North America followed at 33 percent. This is a reversal from previous years, as emerging regions now trail behind. Another notable trend is the growing diversity in pet types as Gen Z pet ownership rises, with cats leading global household pet growth. Over a quarter of all households now own a cat, highlighting increased demand for cat-specific care and products[4].
Pet supplements, especially probiotics, are surging, with the category projected to reach 1.05 billion dollars by 2027. Consumer demand for human-grade and gut-health-focused products is influencing this uptick, and about 7 percent of pet owners have adopted gut-supporting supplements for their pets in the past year. Social media, especially TikTok, has played a role in accelerating these trends[5].
Overall, the industry is responding to challenges such as shifting consumer priorities and the need for innovation by embracing digitalization, diversification of pet types, and a greater focus on health and convenience, marking a clear shift from previous years where traditional retail and generalized pet care held dominance.
Globally, Europe remains the largest contributor to pet care growth, responsible for 52 percent of global expansions in 2024, while North America followed at 33 percent. This is a reversal from previous years, as emerging regions now trail behind. Another notable trend is the growing diversity in pet types as Gen Z pet ownership rises, with cats leading global household pet growth. Over a quarter of all households now own a cat, highlighting increased demand for cat-specific care and products[4].
Pet supplements, especially probiotics, are surging, with the category projected to reach 1.05 billion dollars by 2027. Consumer demand for human-grade and gut-health-focused products is influencing this uptick, and about 7 percent of pet owners have adopted gut-supporting supplements for their pets in the past year. Social media, especially TikTok, has played a role in accelerating these trends[5].
Overall, the industry is responding to challenges such as shifting consumer priorities and the need for innovation by embracing digitalization, diversification of pet types, and a greater focus on health and convenience, marking a clear shift from previous years where traditional retail and generalized pet care held dominance.