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Virtual/Robotic Pet as an Additional Pet Attitude in China 2026

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Consumer Ambivalence Toward Virtual Pets as Supplementary Companions

As technology advances, virtual and robotic pets occupy an increasingly distinct category within the broader pet industry, offering companionship without the biological needs associated with live animals. In China, where urban living conditions and lifestyle considerations can complicate traditional pet ownership, the concept of a low-responsibility companion animal carries particular relevance for product developers, retailers, and technology companies operating in this space.

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