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Pet Consumption Market Trends: Rising Pet Economy, Preventive Medicine, and Refined Parenting
According to recent data, the pet consumption market is experiencing a significant surge, with new trends emerging in the industry. The rise of the pet economy, preventive medicine, and refined parenting are just a few examples of the changing landscape of pet ownership.
Business Opportunities in the Pet Economy
For many pet owners, their pets are considered part of the family. Shen Jing, a 23-year-old pet owner, spends around 1,500 yuan per month on her golden retriever, with most of the expenses going towards dog food, snacks, and toys. This level of spending is not uncommon, with Taobao data showing a significant increase in pet-related sales during the “618” period.
The pet economy is on the rise, with companies like Jiangsu Weihong Pet Products Co., Ltd. experiencing an annual growth rate of over 10% in pet snack sales. Other companies, such as Suzhou Polang E-commerce Co., Ltd., are targeting the international market with their pet products, building a global sales territory.
The Emergence of Refined Parenting
As pet owners’ emotional needs for their pets continue to grow, so do their expectations for pet care. Refined parenting is becoming a new trend in pet consumption, with owners seeking high-quality products and services for their pets. Chen Chen, a pet owner, combs her cat’s hair daily to prevent tangles, while Xu Ling advocates for “baby-style parenting” and chooses natural products to avoid irritating her pets.
The demand for pet health products, smart pet care equipment, and other premium products is increasing, with pet owners seeking to provide the best possible care for their pets.
Pet Preventive Medicine: A Growing Focus
Pet owners are becoming more aware of the importance of preventive medicine for their pets. Xu Ling, a pet owner, began paying attention to her dog’s joint health and dental hygiene two years ago. As the demand for health care throughout a pet’s life cycle increases, pet preventive medicine is becoming a key area of focus in the industry.
However, there is still a need for more professional information and guidance on pet preventive health care. Veterinarians are calling for a shift from treatment-oriented to prevention-oriented care, combining prevention and treatment to improve pet health outcomes.
Xin Shengpeng, executive vice president and secretary-general of the China Veterinary Association, emphasizes the importance of promoting pet diagnosis and treatment from treatment-oriented to prevention-oriented, strengthening the empowerment of pet medical talents, and improving the quality of talent training.
