Industry Reports, United States
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The pet medications market, 2020 and 2021 were boom years, but the market’s lackluster 3.7% growth during 2022 is actually indicative of unit sales losses stemming from higher prices, fewer veterinary visits, and a declining dog population.
Building on analyses presented in previous editions of this report, this fully updated fifth edition breaks out historical and projected retail sales from 2017 through 2027 across four categories of treats and chews segmented by dogs and cats: indulgent treats, rawhide/long-lasting chews, functional treats/chews, and dental treats/chews.
This report focuses on the veterinary services sector for dogs and cats in the US. Report coverage includes discussion of trends and opportunities in pet medications, pet food, and pet supplements as key components of veterinary sector competition for the pet care dollar.
Pet Food in the US, 17th Edition analyzes the retail market for dog and cat food in the United States. The full retail spectrum is quantified, including Internet sales, mass-market outlets, pet specialty stores (chains and independents), and other channels.
The business of pet specialty retailing has never been more complex in terms of the many types of omnichannel players fighting for market share.