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Online retailers and independent pet stores or small pet chains tie for second place, each accounting for 17.20% of purchases. Pet specialty chains follow closely at 15.92%
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In Tunisia, the purchasing channels for pet food reflect diverse preferences among pet owners. The most popular choice, with 54.32% of respondents, is supermarkets.
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In New Zealand, pet owners mainly rely on veterinarians for guidance, with 50.29% considering them the most reliable source of information.
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Veterinarians stand out as the most trusted source, with a significant score of 71.68% among respondents. Internet searches are also popular, with a score of 45.89%.
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A significant majority, 72.43%, expressed a positive sentiment by stating, "I like them all," with females showing a higher preference than males.
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Price is the top consideration for 23.72% of Swiss pet owners, followed by quality, which 19.25% of respondents consider crucial.
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In Austria, the most commonly used pet service is veterinary care. This is followed by visits to feed pets while owners are away, and pet health insurance.
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Veterinarians remain the most trusted and frequently consulted resource in Turkey, with 69.59% of pet owners seeking their advice, followed by Internet searches and social media.
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Brazilian pet owners prioritize quality (27.79%) and addressing specific pet health needs (15.87%) over price when choosing pet food.
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Quality is the most important consideration, with 85% of respondents emphasizing it as essential for their pets' nutrition. Price ranks second, influencing 74% of purchasers.
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In Austria, attitudes towards pets are predominantly positive, though somewhat varied. The largest segment of respondents, 49.16%, indicates a fondness for all pets.
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In Ghana, the pet food market is dominated by homemade options, with an impressive 60% of pet owners choosing to make their pet food themselves.
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Supermarkets are the most popular channel for purchasing pet food in the Indian market, with 50.46% of pet owners choosing this option.
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In South Africa, the preferred channel for purchasing pet food is supermarkets, with a significant 76.35% of pet owners opting for this convenient option.
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While 55% of Australians claim to love all pets, this universal affection doesn't necessarily translate to actual pet ownership rates.
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62.5% of Vietnamese people prefer specific pets, influenced by lifestyle, space, and cultural factors, reflecting a deep bond with animals.
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The most popular cat breeds in Switzerland show a clear preference for short-haired varieties, with Domestic Short Hair (DSH) leading at 17.5%, followed by the European Shorthair.
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Based on the data from Ireland, veterinarians remain the most trusted source for pet care advice, with about 51% of Irish pet owners consulting them.
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Supermarkets dominate pet market in Spain, accounting for approximately 48.14% of purchases. This is followed by independent pet stores and small chains, which hold a 33.04% share.
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Veterinarians are the most trusted source of advice for 53.37% of Polish pet owners, while nearly half turn to the internet for guidance.
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54% of respondents express a preference for specific pets. In contrast, 33% of participants appreciate all types of pets, while only 8% report disliking them.
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Austrian pet owners primarily rely on veterinarians (57.86%) as their main source of pet care information, followed by other pet owners and internet searches.
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In Spain, approximately 50.6% of respondents expressed that they "like them all," while 45.7% reported a preference for "specific pets."
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A significant portion of respondents (62.57%) expressed a fondness for all types of pets, with females (66.44%) showing a greater inclination than males (58.41%).
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In Costa Rica, the majority of respondents (52%) indicate they "like only specific pets" while 36% express a general affinity for all pets.
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Serbian pet owners primarily purchase pet food through supermarkets, accounting for 41.8% of their shopping choices. Independent pet stores also hold significant market share.
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Veterinary clinics lead as the primary source, with 39.71% of owners choosing this option. Supermarkets follow closely, though this falls below worldwide trends
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The primary factors influencing pet food purchases among Serbians are quality (26.28%), price (15.47%), and ingredient composition (14.04%).
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In Wales, the most popular cat breed is the Moggy (mixed-breed). Following closely are the Domestic Short Hair (DSH) and British Shorthair breeds, each at 7.4%.
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Grooming services are less commonly used, with only 12% of respondents opting for them. It appears that Danish pet owners view grooming as non-essential.
