pet supplies
Dog, cat and other pet supplies
Pet supplies include dog accessories; cat accessories; cat and dog cleaning products; other small animal accessories; amphibians, insects such as ants and Coleoptera, arachnids such as scorpions, spiders, and reptiles; caged Birds, fowls, wild birds and other supplies; freshwater or saltwater ornamental fish supplies; gifts and souvenirs for pets and their owners.
Accessories for dogs; accessories for cats; cleaning products for cats and dogs; accessories for other small animals; amphibians, insects such as ants and coleoptera, arachnids such as scorpions, spiders, and reptiles; caged birds and fowls , wild birds and other supplies; fresh or salt water ornamental fish supplies; gifts and souvenirs for pets and their owners.
Worldwide pet consumption is on the rise, and the Asian market is considered to be the most promising market, and China accounts for a significant portion of the development of the Asian pet market. China currently has at least 100 million pets (pieces), and the market potential of the pet economy has reached 15 billion yuan. Some experts have predicted the development of China's pet market. It is estimated that before 2008, the fixed value sales of China's pet food and pet supplies market alone will exceed 6 billion yuan.
How to grasp the development of China's pet consumption market from all aspects of the pet economic chain, and adjust the pet economic investment and management policy in a targeted manner. How to solve the current problems in China's pet economy market and realize the world market expansion of China's pet economy by taking a comprehensive view of the development history of mature countries in the pet industry and drawing on their advanced experience.
The global pet market is booming. According to EuromonitorInternational, an international research institute, the total value of the global pet food and supplies market in 2008 exceeded US$56 billion and is expected to climb to US$65 billion in 2009. Among them, North America, Western Europe and Asia-Pacific occupy the top three in the total sales of the global pet market. Latin America and Eastern Europe have successively invested in this high-growth pet market. Euromonitor also predicts that the sales of pet products in Eastern Europe will double in 2009. , amounting to $2.6 billion.