The global pet grooming products market size is expected to reach USD 14.5 billion by 2025, expanding at a CAGR of 5.7%, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Increasing pet adoption and growing awareness about their hygiene are some of the factors driving the demand for pet grooming product.
In
addition, the availability of a wide range of medicated and organic variants in
shampoo, conditioner, and ear butter has drawn greater consumer attention
towards grooming products. Dogs and cats are the most common companion animals
and they contribute significantly to the demand for various grooming products.
Due
to thick furry coating and outdoor movements and activities, companion animals
are susceptible to various diseases and infections triggered by fleas and
ticks. Hence companies are introducing specific brushes and shampoos to get rid
of these. For instance, SynergyLabs offers veterinary formulated medicated
shampoos to relieve companion animals from bacterial infections.
The
increasing adoption of pets by domestic households has opened up potential
opportunities for new entrants in the market especially through online
platforms. Some of the e-commerce distributors of pet products include
Amazon.com; Petco Animal Supplies, Inc.; PetSmart Inc.; PetMed Express, Inc.;
TABcom LLC; BarkBox; PetFlow; and Bulk Reef Supply.
Among
various grooming products, shampoo and conditioner were estimated to have the
highest revenue share of the global market. This scenario is majorly attributed
to the increasing use of these products as they are specially customized for
pet hair and its hygiene.
The
Asia Pacific is expected to register the highest growth over the forecast
period majorly driven by the rising pet adoption in China and India in 2018.
The market for a companion animal in Japan is attractive with a population of
around 20 million cats and dogs.
According
to the Japan Pet Food Association (JPFA), there are around 9.7 million cats and
11.8 million dogs living with families in Japan and these numbers are growing
every year. The average life expectancy of companion cats in Japan is 14.4
years and for dogs, it is 13.9 years. The rising adoption of companion animals
by their owners as family members is expected to boost the growth of the
market.
Some
of the key players operating in the global pet grooming product market include
Groomer's Choice; Himalaya Herbal Healthcare; Spectrum Brands, Earthbath;
Resco; SynergyLabs; Petco Animal Supplies, Inc.; Coastal Pet Products; Vet's
Best; 4-Legger; and World For Pets.
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Pet Grooming
Product Market Report Highlights
- The global pet grooming
products market is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 5.7% from 2019 to 2025,
thereby reaching a value of USD 14.5 billion by 2025
- North America is estimated
to be the largest market accounting for a share of more than 50% by 2025,
driven majorly by the high adoption rates of companion animals among
households
- The shampoo and conditioner
segment accounted for the highest revenue share of about 52% in 2018 and
is expected to grow with a CAGR of 5.9% over the forecast period
- Offline distribution
accounted for a major share of more than 70% in 2018, whereas online
distribution is projected to witness the fastest CAGR over the forecast
period.
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