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In Peru, Mi Puerto Rico is the top choice for cat food, preferred by 52.85% of cat owners, with Whiskas and Purina Cat Chow coming in second and third
The primary channel for purchasing pet food in the Netherlands is supermarkets, with 37.41% of respondents favoring this option. This is followed by pet specialty chains, like Maxi Zoo.
About 45.1% of Dutch respondents report that they like all pets, while 41.33% prefer specific types. A small percentage indicate that they do not like pets at all.
Among younger adults aged 18-24, 57% prefer specific pets, while this figure decreases to 42% for those aged 35-44. Only 2% of individuals aged 35-44 reported disliking pets.
In the UAE, the largest group, comprising 46.66% of respondents, likes all pets, which is slightly lower than the global average.
Emiratis pet owners utilize various channels for purchasing pet food, with supermarkets being the most popular option at 50.58%.
Royal Canin and Hill's Pet Nutrition dominate South Korea's pet food market, with 38% and 4% of respondents, respectively, selecting them as their preferred brands.
The majority of respondents, particularly males (52%) and those aged 45-54 (51%), expressed a broad appreciation for pets, with many indicating, "I like them all".
Pet daycare is surprisingly popular in Romania, used by 30.71% of pet owners, which is significantly higher than the global average.
In Singapore, pet owners primarily purchase pet food through online stores. The convenience and wide selection of e-commerce drive this trend.
Grooming services are utilized by 39% of pet owners in Argentina. This includes services like bathing, trimming, and styling.
Veterinary care stands out as the most frequently used pet service among Mexican pet owners, with a high usage rate of 74.7%, aligning with global trends
Price is not the top consideration for Spanish pet owners when selecting pet food. Quality is prioritized by 27.52% of consumers, followed by price and specific health concerns.
In Ireland, attitudes towards pets are generally positive, with 48.65% of respondents saying they like all pets. This is slightly below the global average.
Approximately 56.38% of men and 64.02% of women respondents in Nigeria report liking only specific types of pets, a trend most common among those aged 45-54.
In Switzerland, supermarkets lead pet food purchases, with 52.98% of pet owners choosing them. Online platforms follow at 23.40%, offering convenience and a wider range.
The key factors influencing pet food purchases among Turkish owners highlight a strong emphasis on quality, price, and the ability to meet specific health needs of pets.
In Turkey, pet owners utilize various services to care for their pets. Among the most popular options is veterinary care, with 71.3% of owners relying on this essential service.
Veterinary care is the most commonly accessed service in the UK, with a usage rate of 62.48%. Following this, pet health insurance has gained significant popularity.
In Croatia, mixed breeds, particularly "mix cat" and "domestic cat", are the most common among surveyed respondents. Pure breeds, such as Persian, are notably less popular.
Veterinarians are the primary source of pet care advice in France. According to the survey, 57.24% of respondents rely on veterinarians for guidance.
Dutch pet owners primarily seek advice on pet care from various sources, with veterinarians being the most trusted, cited by 47.9% of respondents.
Ghanaian pet owners demonstrate a strong preference for quality over cost when purchasing pet food, with 82.14% prioritizing quality compared to 62.89% considering price.
According to survey results, 41.3% of Peruvians respondents express a fondness for all pets, while 47.9% prefer specific types of pets.
In Saudi Arabia, the leading channel for purchasing pet food is supermarkets, which account for 40.5% of purchases, followed closely by independent pet stores.
In Kenya, internet searches (51.27%) are the top source for pet care advice, closely followed by veterinarians and social media.
Veterinary care is the most commonly used service in South Africa, with 52.65% of respondents relying on it. Professional grooming follows closely at 26.95%.
Explore attitudes toward pets in Ghana by age and gender, including differences in pet preferences across age groups and between men and women on TGM StatBox.
Quality tops the list with 72.13% of respondents prioritizing it. Similarly, price is a crucial factor for 70.69% of Belgians participants.
In Peru, veterinarians are the most trusted source for pet care advice, with nearly 75% of pet owners relying on their expertise.