
Pet Food in the US, 18th Edition
Description
Pet Food in the US, 18th Edition
This report covers the retail market for pet food in the United States, focusing on products for dogs and cats. The full retail spectrum is quantified, including online sales, mass-market outlets, pet specialty stores (chains and independents), and other channels. Sales through the veterinary channel are excluded. This report also examines meal toppers and other pet food add-ins to provide market perspective and track overall trends in pet food. Packaged Facts projects that sales of dog and cat food will grow from nearly $52 billion in 2023 to over $64 billion in 2028, reflecting a compound annual growth rate of 4.4% for the period, a return to the kind of growth seen prior to the COVID era.
Featuring in-depth analysis of these and other factors contributing to the changes this market is experiencing, this completely revised 18th edition of Packaged Facts’ Pet Food in the US provides historical and projected overall sales (2018-2028), as well as separate sales tracking and projections for dog and cat food. The report also examines trends by form (dry, wet, semi-moist, frozen/refrigerated, and freeze-/air-dried), ingredients, and product claims across the full retail spectrum including online retailers, mass-market outlets, the pet specialty channel, and other channels. Relying on survey data from Packaged Facts’ proprietary January 2024 and July-August 2024 Surveys of Pet Owners, as well as MRI-Simmons Summer 2024 consumer study, Pet Food in the US provides a detailed look at pet owner sentiment and pet food usage by type, marketer, and brand.
Table of Contents
211 Pages
- Scope & Methodology
- Market Size and Growth
- Market Outlook
- Pet Food Trends by Type and Formulation
- Opportunities
- Chapter Highlights
- Market Overview
- Exclusions
- Market Size and Growth
- Fresh Pet Food Sales
- Freeze-Dried and Air-Dried Pet Food Sales
- Households Spend the Most on Dry Food
- Households Spend More on Dog Food
- Annual Household Expenditures on Dog Food
- Annual Household Expenditures on Cat Food
- Projected Channel Share Shifts
- Market Drivers
- Pet Owners Feeling the Economic Pressure
- Impact on Pet Food Spending
- Pets' Impact on Human Health
- Pet Obesity and Aging Pets Contribute to Health Concerns
- Pet Shelter Data as Indicator
- Pets and Owners Physically Close
- Looking Ahead
- Chapter Highlights
- Marketer Trends
- Freshpet Continues Forward Momentum in 2024
- New Fresh Products Hit a Wall
- Gently Cooked Shelf-Stable Pet Food
- Retailers Also Ramping Up in Fresh
- Freeze-Dried Segment Retains Appeal
- Sustainable Packaging a Key Challenge
- Retail Channel Trends
- MRI-Simmons Data Provides Additional Insight
- PetSmart Leans in on Services, Value Offerings
- Chapter Highlights
- Marketing and New Product Trends
- Limited Ingredient Diets Feature Alternative Proteins, Simple Ingredients
- Pet Owners Weigh in on Sustainability
- Plant-Based Diets
- Insect-Based Diets
- Cultured Proteins a Potential Future Option
- Chapter Highlights
- Introduction
- Packaged Facts Data
- MRI-Simmons Data
- Buying Patterns by Pet Food Type
- Buying Patterns by Pet Food Formulation Types
- Buying Patterns in Pet Food Packaging
- Pet Food Marketers and Brands by Consumer Draw
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