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Pet Supplies and Pet Care Products in the U.S., 8th Edition: Pet Health and Pampering: The New Value Equation
 
 Even as the economic picture improves, consumers remain cautious about spending, including in terms of the pet products they buy. Having lived up to its “recession-resistant” reputation once again, the business therefore continues to face challenges that have retailers, marketers and product developers relying more heavily than ever before on the all-important notion of pets as family. Accordingly, themes including health, function, comfort, safety, gifting, travel, and yes pet pampering are all weighing heavily on the value scale as market participants look to strike the perfect balance in pet categories across the board. ( http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=131982&rt=Pet-Supplies-and-Pet-Care-Products-in-the-US-8th-Edition-Pet-Health-and-Pampering-The-New-Value-Equation.html )
 
 This report provides detailed market breakouts and insights not available elsewhere. Covering non-food pet supplies of all types and for all companion animal types, the report examines trends in flea/tick care products, cat litter, toys, rawhide chews, bedding, grooming products, supplements, clean-up products and many other product segments. Using 2009 as the base year, it charts sales since 2005 and forecasts sales through 2014; breaks the market out by animal type and product category in both the mass-market and pet specialty channels; presents dollar sales and market share for leading marketers and brands; analyzes competitive strategies and shifts; profiles top companies and market innovators; analyzes new product trends; and provides demographic and psychographic profiles of product purchasers.
 
 Trends examined include product positioning vis-à-vis the new economy; product humanization and pet pampering; natural, organic and “green” appeals; corporate responsibly and cause marketing; celebrity marketing and licensing (here comes Martha!); pet travel and convenience products; and gift/holiday fare. Special features include an expanded discussion of pet supplies purchasing by change in economic situation and by retail channel, focusing on cross-channel shopping and shopper loyalty; and proprietary pet owner survey focusing on the economy and on the natural/organic products segment.
 
 
 To know more and to buy a copy of your report feel free to visit : http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=131982&rt=Pet-Supplies-and-Pet-Care-Products-in-the-US-8th-Edition-Pet-Health-and-Pampering-The-New-Value-Equation.html
 
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Pet Supplies And Pet Care Products: Global Market Overview 2010-Aarkstore Enterprise Market Research Aggregator

Pet market themes including humanization, health and convenience drive the world market for pet supplies, while taking on different meanings according to level of market development. And primarily because of these trends—coupled with the ongoing expansion of major multinational pet product marketers, pharmaceutical outfits, and big-box retailers—global sales of pet care products continue to rise despite the economic times. This all-new report from charts global sales of non-food pet products for the 2005-2009 and 2009-2014 periods, comparing sales of non-food supplies with sales of pet food and pet products overall, and providing additional 2009 breakouts by world region, marketer and distribution channel. New product trends are quantified in terms of number of product launches (reports and SKUs), which are further broken out by world region, marketer, and package tag/marketing claim. Trends in the all-important BRIC nations of Brazil, Russia, India and China are charted separately, as is the market involvement of Spectrum Brands (United Pet Group and Tetra), Canada’s Rolf C. Hagen, Hartz Mountain (owned by Japan’s Sumitomo) and leading pet market catalog/online seller Drs. Foster & Smith.

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Global Market Overview

Value of Global Pet Care Product Sales

Figure 1: Global Retail Sales of Pet Supplies: 2005, 2009 and 2014 (in billions of U.S. dollars)

Figure 2: Global Retail Sales of Pet Supplies: Compound Annual Growth Rates, 2005-2009 vs. 2009-2014 (percent)

U.S. Retail Sales Slow in 2009

Figure 3: U.S. Retail Sales of Pet Supplies: 2005, 2009 and 2014 (in millions of dollars)

Market Share by Global Region and Channel

Figure 4: Share of Global Pet Supplies Sales by Region: 2009 (percent)

Retail Expansion Key to Growth in Developing Markets

Global Sales by Distribution Chanel

Figure 5: Share of Global Sales by Region: Non-Food Pet Supplies vs. Pet Food, 2009 (percent)

Pet Product Marketer Ranking

Figure 6: Global Pet Product Market Leaders: 2009 (percent)

Spectrum Brands an International Pet Supply Powerhouse

Figure 7: Pet Supply Share of Spectrum Brands Net Sales, 2007-2009 (percent)

Sumitomo Expanding Hartz Brand in Asia-Pacific

Rolf C. Hagen a Privately Owned Global Player

Mars Consolidates Global Brand Focus

Rates of Global Product Launches

Table 1: Number of Global Pet Supplies Product Launches: Reports and SKUs, 2005-2009

North America Out Front

Figure 8: Pet Supplies Product Launches by Number of SKUs: BRIC Countries, 2005-2009

Table 2: Share of Global Pet Supplies Product Launches by Region: 2005, 2007 and 2009 (percent)

Top Global Marketers by Level of New Product Activity

Table 3: Top 10 Companies by Number of Global Pet Supplies New Product Launches: 2005- 2009

Key Marketing Claims Involve Premium Appeals

Table 4: Top 20 Package Tags/Marketing Claims: By Number of Global Pet Supplies New Product Launches, 2007 vs. 2009

Illustration 1: Advertising for Rolf C. Hagen GLO Aquarium Lighting

Illustration 2: Advertising for Beaphar Calming Dog and Cat Collars

Illustration 3: Advertising for PetSafe Electronic Training Products

Drs. Foster & Smith Ranks High in Catalogs/Online

Illustration 4: Advertising for DrsFosterSmith.com

Global Market Trends

Humanization at Core of Value Growth

Health Trends Increasingly Relating to Pet Age, Obesity

Convenience Appeals Vary by Level of Market Development

Impact of Aging Human Population

The Urban Effect

Tapping High-Income Demographics

Trickle-Down Premiumization

Strong Global and U.S. Sales of Pet Medications Bode Well for Pet Supplies of All Kinds

Figure 9: Share of Global Animal Health Sales: Production Animal vs. Companion Animal, 2003, 2007 and 2012 (percent)

North American Pet Insurance Going Strong

Focus on Indoor and Smaller Pets

Food/Non-Food Brand Cross-Over

Walmart and Other Big Boxes Eying India and Russia

The Internet Effect

Table 5: Global Internet Penetration Rates and Share of World Users, 2009 (percent)

BRIC Country Pet Market Snapshots

Brazil

Russia

India

China

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Pet Supplies And Pet Care Products: The U.s. Market And A Global Perspective-Aarkstore Enterprise Market Research Aggregator

Even as the economic picture improves, consumers remain cautious about spending, including in terms of the pet products they buy. Having lived up to its “recession-resistant” reputation once again, the business therefore continues to face challenges that have retailers, marketers and product developers relying more heavily than ever before on the all-important notion of pets as family. Accordingly, themes including health, function, comfort, safety, gifting, travel, and yes pet pampering are all weighing heavily on the value scale as market participants look to strike the perfect balance in pet categories across the board.

Tapping into extensive pet market report collection and analyst expertise, Pet Supplies and Pet Care Products in the U.S., 8th Edition: Pet Health and Pampering: The New Value Equation provides detailed market breakouts and insights not available elsewhere. Covering non-food pet supplies of all types and for all companion animal types, the report examines trends in flea/tick care products, cat litter, toys, rawhide chews, bedding, grooming products, supplements, clean-up products and many other product segments. Using 2009 as the base year, it charts sales since 2005 and forecasts sales through 2014; breaks the market out by animal type and product category in both the mass-market and pet specialty channels; presents dollar sales and market share for leading marketers and brands; analyzes competitive strategies and shifts; profiles top companies and market innovators; analyzes new product trends; and provides demographic and psychographic profiles of product purchasers.

Trends examined include product positioning vis-à-vis the new economy; product humanization and pet pampering; natural, organic and “green” appeals; corporate responsibly and cause marketing; celebrity marketing and licensing (here comes Martha!); pet travel and convenience products; and gift/holiday fare. Special features include an expanded discussion of pet supplies purchasing by change in economic situation and by retail channel, focusing on cross-channel shopping and shopper loyalty; and proprietary pet owner survey data collected by  focusing on the economy and on the natural/organic products segment.

Meanwhile, pet market themes including humanization, health and convenience drive the world market for pet supplies, while taking on different meanings according to level of market development. And primarily because of these trends—coupled with the ongoing expansion of major multinational pet product marketers, pharmaceutical outfits, and big-box retailers—global sales of pet care products continue to rise despite the economic times. Pet Supplies and Pet Care Products: Global Market Overview 2010 charts global sales of non-food pet products for the 2005-2009 and 2009-2014 periods, comparing sales of non-food supplies with sales of pet food and pet products overall, and providing additional 2009 breakouts by world region, marketer and distribution channel. New product trends are quantified in terms of number of product launches (reports and SKUs), which are further broken out by world region, marketer, and package tag/marketing claim. Trends in the all-important BRIC nations of Brazil, Russia, India and China are charted separately, as is the market involvement of Spectrum Brands (United Pet Group and Tetra), Canada’s Rolf C. Hagen, Hartz Mountain (owned by Japan’s Sumitomo) and leading pet market catalog/online seller Drs. Foster & Smith.

For more information please visit:

http://www.aarkstore.com/reports/Pet-Supplies-and-Pet-Care-Products-The-U-S-Market-and-a-Global-Perspective-37922.html

PH.NO. 919272852585

Dr. Marty Becker shares the best healthy pet products

Good Morning America resident veterinarian, Dr. Marty Becker, talks about products that can help keep your pets healthy.

Pet Supplies And Pet Care Products – The U.s. Market And A Global Perspective

Pet Supplies and Pet Care Products: The U.S. Market and a Global Perspective

Even as the economic picture improves, consumers remain cautious about spending, including in terms of the pet products they buy. Having lived up to its “recession-resistant” reputation once again, the business therefore continues to face challenges that have retailers, marketers and product developers relying more heavily than ever before on the all-important notion of pets as family. Accordingly, themes including health, function, comfort, safety, gifting, travel, and yes pet pampering are all weighing heavily on the value scale as market participants look to strike the perfect balance in pet categories across the board. ( http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=131984&rt=Pet-Supplies-and-Pet-Care-Products-The-US-Market-and-a-Global-Perspective.html )

Extensive pet market report collection and analyst expertise, Pet Supplies and Pet Care Products in the U.S., 8th Edition: Pet Health and Pampering: The New Value Equation provides detailed market breakouts and insights not available elsewhere. Covering non-food pet supplies of all types and for all companion animal types, the report examines trends in flea/tick care products, cat litter, toys, rawhide chews, bedding, grooming products, supplements, clean-up products and many other product segments. Using 2009 as the base year, it charts sales since 2005 and forecasts sales through 2014; breaks the market out by animal type and product category in both the mass-market and pet specialty channels; presents dollar sales and market share for leading marketers and brands; analyzes competitive strategies and shifts; profiles top companies and market innovators; analyzes new product trends; and provides demographic and psychographic profiles of product purchasers.

Trends examined include product positioning vis-à-vis the new economy; product humanization and pet pampering; natural, organic and “green” appeals; corporate responsibly and cause marketing; celebrity marketing and licensing (here comes Martha!); pet travel and convenience products; and gift/holiday fare. Special features include an expanded discussion of pet supplies purchasing by change in economic situation and by retail channel, focusing on cross-channel shopping and shopper loyalty; and proprietary pet owner survey data focusing on the economy and on the natural/organic products segment.

Meanwhile, pet market themes including humanization, health and convenience drive the world market for pet supplies, while taking on different meanings according to level of market development. And primarily because of these trends—coupled with the ongoing expansion of major multinational pet product marketers, pharmaceutical outfits, and big-box retailers—global sales of pet care products continue to rise despite the economic times. Pet Supplies and Pet Care Products: Global Market Overview 2010 charts global sales of non-food pet products for the 2005-2009 and 2009-2014 periods, comparing sales of non-food supplies with sales of pet food and pet products overall, and providing additional 2009 breakouts by world region, marketer and distribution channel. New product trends are quantified in terms of number of product launches (reports and SKUs), which are further broken out by world region, marketer, and package tag/marketing claim. Trends in the all-important BRIC nations of Brazil, Russia, India and China are charted separately, as is the market involvement of Spectrum Brands (United Pet Group and Tetra), Canada’s Rolf C. Hagen, Hartz Mountain (owned by Japan’s Sumitomo) and leading pet market catalog/online seller Drs. Foster & Smith.
 

To know more and to buy a copy of your report feel free to visit : http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=131984&rt=Pet-Supplies-and-Pet-Care-Products-The-US-Market-and-a-Global-Perspective.html

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Healthy Pet Products – Pittsburgh, PA

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Make Sure That You Have Adequate Pet Care Products

If you are a pet owner, then for sure by now you know that you have to have a certain number things to keep your beloved pet well cared for and happy. However; do you have absolutely everything that you need? For instance, if you are a dog or cat owner then you should have a first aid and health maintenance kit at the ready at all times.

Basic Health Needs

Vet bills have skyrocketed over the last decade, to the point that a trip to the vet can be comparable in cost to a trip to a doctors office. This is only more reason to have all that you need to tend to your animals basic health needs. The first thing that you might consider putting on your list, is some basic nutritional supplements for your pet, so you can rest assured that it is getting all of its vitamins and minerals.

Worm Medicine

Next, you should have flea and tick medicine at the ready. Sprinkle some in your pets bedding every now and then, so you can head off major outbreaks before they happen. A once a month worm treatment is also highly recommended and this is particularly true if your pet is coming into contact with other animals.

Sensitive Skin

Also, many breeds of dogs and cats have skin that is susceptible to rashes. To prevent this problem, you will need proper skin medication and special soap if your pet is one of these breeds. It is also advisable to keep some topical antibiotic cream or serum on hand, so any cuts that your pet gets don’t turn into major infections that will require a trip to the vet.

Bargain Online Sources

Right now the best place to find all of these and other pet care products is online. Sure, your local pet store has some of what you need, but they just won’t have the broad selection that you will find with todays online sources. Also, due to their high overhead expenses, you are going to have to pay more for your pet care products at your local pet store.

AJ Pet Products and Lifes Abundance

Healthy, natural, holistic pet food. Try if your pets have allergies.

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