Pet Care Services Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
Non-medical services, which focus on pets, include bathing and grooming, pet sitting or boarding, obedience training, and pet health insurance, along with pampering options such as pet spas and resorts, in keeping with the humanization and premiumization trends that are driving pet market growth in pet care services as well as pet supplies. Packaged Facts estimates the U.S. market for non-medical pet services—the fastest-growing sector of a robust pet industry—at over $7 billion.
The industry-wide pet care services trend is toward multiservice facilities, with a significant degree of overlap between the various kinds of service providers and service channels. This trend is notably evident in pet superstore chains offering adoption, veterinary, grooming, training, and boarding services alongside packaged pet food and non-food supplies.
Even as pet services are integrated into big-box chain retail formats, the range of pet care services continues to expand and diversify, a trend fueled by high-energy entrepreneurs and franchise outfits with national aspirations, tapping into such fertile areas as mobile grooming, pet travel services, pet waste removal, and funerary/bereavement services.
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Pet Care Services Industry Research & Market Reports
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Pet & Pet Supplies Stores
... with Global Pet Foods and Pet Valu (both based in Canada), and Pets at Home (UK). COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE Pet ownership drives demand, and spending generally resists economic cycles. Profitability for individual companies depends on the ... Read More
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Pet Products in Denmark
... litter, grooming tools, and accessories, are gaining traction as consumers focus more on home-based pet management and enrichment. New product formats, better design, and seasonal or themed items are encouraging more frequent purchasing. Growth is ... Read More
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Pet Products in Sweden
... family members, Swedish owners are investing in products that enhance daily life — from interactive toys and grooming tools to functional accessories and supplements. Cat litter continues to contribute significantly to value sales as an ... Read More
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Pet Care in Finland
... grow moderately, and at a slower rate, compared with 2024. The industry’s expansion in retail value terms is being driven more by trading-up than by increased consumption: consumers are not necessarily buying more, but they ... Read More
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Pet Care in Denmark
... ingredients, functional nutrition, and products tailored to dietary requirements. Inflationary pressures and price increases, particularly in premium dry and wet pet food, continue to boost value growth. Retail volume growth has picked up slightly but ... Read More
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Pet Care in Sweden
... functional, and often premium solutions over bulk purchasing. Rather than expanding the number of products they buy, Swedish consumers are investing in items that reflect their pets’ health, wellbeing, and place within the household. From ... Read More
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Pet Products in Finland
... consumers are shifting their focus towards upgrading everyday essentials like cat litter, grooming tools and pet healthcare products. Premiumisation is also playing a role, with shoppers increasingly choosing higher-quality, often eco-friendly, options. Euromonitor International's Pet ... Read More
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Pet Products in Hong Kong, China
... becomes more prevalent and lifestyles busier, local consumers are seeking solutions that simplify pet care while ensuring their pets' well-being. The emphasis on pet well-being has prompted owners to invest in high-quality products that support ... Read More
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Pet Products in Vietnam
... loyalty to brands is low in this category. Within pet products, pet healthcare is experiencing a slower pace of growth in 2025, though it is still putting in a positive performance. While pet toys and ... Read More
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Pet Care in Vietnam
... growth. Inflation was also under control. However, consumer sentiment remains dampened. Challenged by unemployment, income concerns and global economic developments, consumers have become more price sensitive and are spending more cautiously. Nonetheless, pet care performed ... Read More
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Pet Care in Hong Kong, China
... attitudes and behaviours across all categories of pet care. Euromonitor International's Pet Care in Hong Kong, China report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It ... Read More
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Pet Products in the Netherlands
... However, overall demand remains robust thanks to the sustained expansion of the country’s pet population and the ongoing evolution of the pet humanisation trend. Rising levels of pet ownership are creating a greater need for ... Read More
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Pet Care in the Netherlands
... poised to register another robust performance in this respect, however, and the vast majority of categories look set to post solid growth in volume terms for the entire year. Overall demand continues to be buoyed ... Read More
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Pet Care Services
... Demand is driven mainly by the number of cats and dogs kept as pets, which is affected by demographics and economic conditions. The profitability of an individual pet care company depends on marketing skills, reputation, ... Read More
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Pet Care in Mexico
... see only insignificant growth in retail volume terms in 2025, despite the stronger rise in the pet population, largely due to the growing trend amongst pet owners of opting for smaller pets, which directly influences ... Read More
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Pet Products in Mexico
... First, the number of pet-owning households in Mexico has continued to rise, especially in urban areas, where changing family dynamics are reshaping the traditional concept of the household. Millennials and Gen Z are increasingly opting ... Read More
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Pet Care in Ukraine
... the Russian invasion, and while it has rebounded during subsequent years, it will remain below its pre-war level in 2025. Nonetheless, growth in demand for pet food is being driven by the fact that a ... Read More
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Pet Products in the US
... review period when e-commerce, wellness trends, and premium formulations drove demand and sales. Despite moderate top-line growth, performance by category reinforces evolving preferences in pet demographics and care. The largest category of other pet products, ... Read More
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Pet Care in the US
... their own lifestyles rather than lower their pet’s standards of living. However, rapid shifts in price tiers, as well as elevated implied standards for care, have begun to price out many pet owners. Emerging from ... Read More
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Pet Products in Ukraine
... category is primarily driven by goods for cats and dogs, as the populations of other animals – small mammals, fish, birds and reptiles saw a marked decline following the Russian invasion in 2022 and showed ... Read More
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Pet Products in Thailand
... the demand for various pet products, ranging from pet accessories to pet healthcare and grooming products continues to expand. Furthermore, the overall spending on pet products is on the rise as consumers are increasingly prioritising ... Read More
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Pet Care in Thailand
... of pet care and also saw dynamic growth in 2025. This is being fuelled in part by the growing population of pet dogs and cats, with the number of households keeping cats and dogs continuing ... Read More
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Pet Products in Greece
... leading to higher spending on products that contribute to their pets' quality of life. Cat litter, for example, is a staple product for cat owners, with rising demand for higher-quality options such as clumping, odour-controlling, ... Read More
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Pet Products in Peru
... and cat litter. The rise in the pet cat population has led to higher demand for cat litter, particularly as more consumers adopt premium products in this category. Meanwhile, pet healthcare has benefited from heightened ... Read More
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Pet Products in Ireland
... pets' essential needs over non-essentials, such as clothes and toys. Thus, economic pressures have slowed demand growth for perceived discretionary ‘other’ pet products, redirecting the focus of owners towards sustaining pet healthcare, alongside the essential ... Read More
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