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In the United States, dogs are the most popular pet, with approximately 78% of households owning one, followed closely by cats at 59%.
In the Netherlands, Royal Canin and Pedigree dominate the dog food market. Royal Canin holds a significant market share of 34.2%, closely followed by Pedigree at 27.7%.
Shih Tzu stands out as the most popular dog breed in the Philippines, capturing 14.2% of the surveyed population. This breed's manageable size make it a preferred choice.
Among respondents in Ukraine, dogs are owned by approximately 70.9%, while a remarkable 86.3% report having cats. Turtles, rabbits, hamsters, and parrots comprise less than 10%.
The most popular cat breed in Nigeria is the Moggie (mixed-breed), with 12.39% of cat owners choosing this versatile and resilient breed.
In Brazil's dog food market, Pedigree leads with 51.84% recognition, followed by Golden pet Food (21.17%) and Royal Canin.
The most popular pet in Ireland is the dog, owned by 70.05% of pet owners, while cats rank second, with 62.15% of owners having at least one.
In Denmark, cats are the most popular pets, with 56% ownership, while dogs are second, owned by 50% of respondents.
Felix emerges as the most preferred pet food brand in Germany, with 20% of pet owners choosing it. Whiskas follows closely, being favored by 17% of respondents.
Royal Canin is the leading pet food brand in Vietnam, with a 20.0% preference rate, while home-made rice-based diets make up 8.8% of the market.
Domestic Short Hair cats dominate the German pet landscape, accounting for 19.8% of identified breeds. European Shorthairs also holds significant popularity.
Pedigree leads the Poland's dog food market with a significant 44.87% of dog owners choosing this brand, making it the most popular choice.
The Spanish dog food market is dominated by three major brands. Royal Canin leads with 31.07% preference, followed by Ultima at 22.12% and Purina at 21.13%.
Mestizo (mixed-breed) dogs dominate Italy's canine preferences at 27.2% of respondents, followed by Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds, and Chihuahuas among purebred choices.
The Golden Retriever tops the list, boasting a remarkable popularity rate of 10.37%, followed closely by the Chihuahua at 8.45%.
Cats are the primary pets for many respondents, followed by dogs. Additionally, a notable percentage of pet owners reported having turtles.
In the Philippines, mixed-breed cats, known locally as "moggies," top the list at 17.2%. Persian and Siamese cats follow closely, with 11.4% and 11.7% respectively.
In Mexico, dogs are the most common pet, with 90.95% of respondents indicating they own at least one. Other pets, such as turtles and parrots, have smaller ownership rates.
In Turkey, the most common pets owned by individuals, particularly those with multiple pets, are cats, with a total ownership rate of 65.75%.
In Brazil, the dog breed landscape is diverse, with a mix of purebred and mixed-breed dogs. Among purebred dogs in Brazil, the Poodle is the most popular at 8.75%.
Cats are the second most favored pets, with 54% ownership. This trend suggests that Thais value the independence and low-maintenance nature of cats.
In Poland, the predominant pets owned are dogs and cats, with ownership rates of approximately 78.4% for dogs and 78.0% for cats among respondents who have multiple pets.
In the Netherlands, dogs and cats are the most popular pets, with 57.2% of people owning a dog and 63.9% owning a cat. Other pets, such as rabbits and turtles, are less common.
Dogs are the Most Common Pets Owned in Spain, with a rate of 71.48%. Other pets such as fish and birds also hold a place in Spanish households.
Thailand's pet owners predominantly choose Pedigree, with 33% using this brand. Me-O and Whiskas are also favored, with 25% and 19% respectively.
Pomeranians are a popular dog breed, accounting for 8.2% of dog ownership. Their small size and lively temperament appeal to many urban dwellers in Thailand.
Monge leads Italy's pet food market with 24% market share, closely followed by Purina at 22% and Royal Canin at 16%, dominating the country's pet nutrition preferences.
The landscape of dog ownership reflects a diverse array of breeds, with mixed-breed dogs, or "Mestizos" emerging as the most popular choice among pet owners.
Persians lead with 22.6%, highlighting their popularity among South Korean cat owners. Their distinctive appearance and gentle temperament make them a favored choice.
80.6% of Vietnamese households own dogs, reflecting a strong cultural connection to pets, with fish also being popular for their symbolic value and convenience.