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Most respondents in Thailand show a strong preference for specific pets, with 68% indicating they like only certain types of pets.
Online platforms are increasingly popular among French pet owners, with 24% choosing to purchase pet food online, reflecting a growing trust in digital shopping for pet essentials.
Whiskas stands out as the top recognized cat food brand in South Africa. Following closely are Catmor and Royal Canin, which also hold prominent positions in brand recognition.
In the UAE, pet owners use a variety of pet services, with veterinary care being the most popular at 48.79%, followed by professional grooming as the second most common service.
In Morocco, the Siamese cat tops the list as the most popular breed, with 17.7% of cat owners favoring this elegant, social feline.
In Belgium, the European Shorthair is the most prevalent cat breed, chosen by 28.2% of respondents. Siamese, British Shorthair, and Turkish Angora also have a moderate presence.
Tabby (mixed-breed) leads at 17.5% of the cat population in Canada, followed by Moggy (mixed-breed) at 13%, and Domestic Short Hair (DSH) at 9.6%.
The most popular dog breed in Peru is the Shih Tzu, accounting for 11.33% of dog ownership in the country. Other favored breeds include the Labrador Retriever and Pit Bull.
The top three pet food brands that Ukrainian pet owners typically feed their cats are Whiskas, leading by 41.76% of responses, followed by Purina and Felix.
In Singapore, the British Shorthair reigns as the top cat breed, with the graceful Siamese following at 16.22% and the charming Orange Tabby at 14.22%
In Kenya, homemade pet food is the top choice for pet owners, chosen by 19% of respondents. Reflex is the second most popular brand, chosen by 11% of pet owners.
In Egypt, the most popular cat breed is the Persian cat, accounting for 32.3% of respondents’ preferences. Following is the Shiraz breed and the Siamese.
In Croatia, 61% of respondents report owning dogs, slightly above the global average of 59%. Cats are also prevalent, with 59% of Croatians owning them.
In Vietnam, 60% of pet owners trust veterinarians for pet care advice, with social media and internet searches also being popular sources.
In Singapore, the top three brands of cat food recognized by pet owners are Purina Friskies (31.3%), Whiskas (30.8%), and Royal Canin (29.7%).
The top three most recognized pet food brands are Whiskas leading at 20% of respondents, followed closely by Pedigree at 19%, and Felix ranking third.
Pedigree tops the UK dog food market, with 38.39% of respondents choosing it as their favorite brand, while Harringtons and Bakers follow closely behind.
In Ghana, homemade pet food leads as the top choice among pet owners, with 24% preferring this option over commercial brands. Royal Canin is the most popular branded pet food.
Leading the list of top dog breeds in the United States is the Pit Bull, with 12.52% of respondents identifying this breed as their dog.
The top three pet food brands that Singaporean owners typically feed their dogs are Royal Canin (15.33%), Pedigree (15.18%), and Absolute Mild.
Dogs and cats dominate the pet landscape in the United Kingdom, with a higher percentage of cat ownership at approximately 72%, compared to 63% for dogs.
The Maine Coon is the leading cat breeds in Serbia, accounting for 15.61% of the responses. Following closely are the Persian breed at 13.85% and the Domestic cat at 12.97%.
Polish pet owners primarily purchase pet food from supermarkets, accounting for approximately 48% of all purchases. This channel is favored due to its convenience and accessibility.
In Argentina, mixed-breed cats are overwhelmingly prevalent, making up 33.5% of the cat population. This includes various mixes, such as moggies.
Supermarkets lead the way in pet food purchases, preferred by 50.79% of pet owners worldwide, followed by independent pet stores at 32.04%.
Chihuahuas are the top dog breed in Austria at 9.11%, followed by Maltese at 7.16% and Labradors at 6.88%, with German Shepherds, Dachshunds, and Golden Retrievers also popular.
In Brazil, pet owners show a strong preference for purchasing pet food from independent pet stores or small pet chains, with 57.26% of respondents choosing this option.
The most popular breed is the Moggy (mixed-breed), accounting for 20.9% of responses, followed by the Ragdoll and the British Shorthair.
According to recent data, Whiskas is the most recognized cat food brand in India, chosen by approximately 43% of respondents, followed by Royal Canin and Pedigree.
45.1% of Dutch respondents expressed a liking for all pets, with women showing a higher affinity compared to men. Age-wise, the 35-44 age group had the most positive attitude.