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In Peru, veterinarians are the most trusted source for pet care advice, with nearly 75% of pet owners relying on their expertise.
When choosing pet food, quality is the top priority for 23.32% of Polish respondents, while 18.72% emphasize the importance of ingredient composition.
In Canada, supermarkets are the primary channel for purchasing pet food, with 41% of pet owners opting for this option. Pet specialty chains are also popular choices.
In Singapore, the most important factor when buying pet food is quality, which received 30.61% of preferences. Price and veterinarian advice are also crucial considerations.
In Serbia, attitudes toward pets reveal a generally positive sentiment among the population. Approximately 64.43% of respondents express a fondness for all pets.
In Wales, the top three pet food brands that pet owners typically feed their pets are Whiskas leading at 23% market share, followed by Felix, and Pedigree.
In France, veterinarian services top the list, with 78% of respondents utilizing them for their pets. French pet owners prioritize healthcare and regular check-ups for their animals.
In Vietnam, online platforms are the most popular channel for purchasing pet food and supplies, with 52% of respondents choosing digital shopping.
In Germany, supermarkets are the preferred choice for purchasing pet food, with 50% of respondents selecting this option, while online platforms are gaining popularity.
When it comes to selecting pet food, price emerges as the most significant factor for consumers in New Zealand, surpassing the importance of quality.
In India, Pedigree is the top dog food choice at 76.49%, followed by Royal Canin at 32.72%, known for its tailored formulations, and Drools.
Cat ownership is notably high in Pakistan. This preference underscores the cultural affinity for cats, possibly due to their independent nature and low maintenance requirements.
In Wales, dogs are the most popular pets, with 68% of pet owners having canine companions. Cats follow as the second most common pet, owned by 45% of Welsh pet owners.
Looking at pet service usage in New Zealand, veterinary care is by far the most commonly used service at 65.07% of pet owners, followed by professional grooming at 14.86%.
Belgian pet owners highly prioritize veterinarian services, with a significant 77% usage rate. Grooming services are also widely used in this market.
The most popular pet food brand in Romania that pet owners typically feed their cats is Whiskas, which leads with approximately 57.6% of respondents choosing it.
In Portugal, the prevailing attitude toward pets is predominantly positive, with 62.57% of respondents expressing that they "like them all."
In Chile, Whiskas dominates the cat food market with a brand recognition of 26.22%, while Purina Cat Chow follows with 18.42% and Purina comes in at 15.54%.
The most commonly used pet service in Canada is veterinary care, with 69% of pet owners utilizing this essential health service.
Veterinary care leads as the most utilized pet service worldwide, with 68.77% of pet owners relying on it, while professional grooming follows at 25.30%.
Respondents in Thailand overwhelmingly prioritize quality when selecting pet food, with 88% considering it the most crucial factor.
Veterinary care is the top pet service in Ghana (50%), followed by pet training and pet massage or spa treatments, which are more popular there than globally.
The most common method for obtaining pet food in Kenya is making it at home, chosen by 46.11% of respondents, while supermarkets also continue to be a popular option.
DSH Domestic Short Hair is one of the favored breeds, accounting for 9.2% of cats in Australia. These cats are known for their low-maintenance coats and friendly temperaments.
In Chile, supermarkets are the leading channel for pet food purchases, with 45.34% of pet owners choosing this option, although this is slightly below the global average.
Among Belgians aged 18-24, 57% express a universal fondness for pets. This trend slightly decreases in older age groups, with 53% for 25-34-year-olds and 45% for those aged 35-44.
Veterinarian services are the most popular among Australian pet owners, with 65% relying on them for their pets' healthcare and maintenance.
In Peru, pet owners primarily purchase pet food through various channels, with supermarkets being the most popular choice, accounting for 53.93% of purchases.
The top three pet food brands that pet owners typically feed their cats are Whiskas leading, followed by Felix at 28.8%, and Sheba ranking third at 27.09%.
Turkish Angora leads as the most popular identified cat breed in Costa Rica at 11.7%, while callejero (street cats) represents 5.6% of the cat population.