PUBLISHER: Packaged Facts | PRODUCT CODE: 1386912
PUBLISHER: Packaged Facts | PRODUCT CODE: 1386912
This report focuses on the veterinary services sector for dogs and cats in the US. Report coverage includes chapter-length discussion of trends and opportunities in pet medications, pet food, and pet supplements as key components of veterinary sector competition for the pet care dollar.
Wide-ranging macro-economic, retail, and generational trends have converged to re-shape the veterinary sector landscape. Recent price inflation for veterinary services doubles the inflation rates from early in the decade. As a result, the millennials and Gen Zers who account for almost half of pet owners are strongly concerned about the affordability of routine and emergency healthcare, including the cost of prescription pet medications.
Affordability issues help explain a drop in veterinary services usage. Recent declines in dog ownership rates partially account for this trend, but declines in dog ownership rates also tie back to affordability issues, including housing and consumer credit affordability. A result has been, and will continue to be, more attention to the cat category among successful pet industry players, including veterinary service providers.
Growth strategies for the veterinary sector include offering a wider range of economical services to reclaim a greater share of dog and cat owners as clients, including store-located veterinary clinics and telehealth options. As a facet of veterinary industry consolidation, hands-on veterinary and non-medical pet services are - and will increasingly become - a retail affair. The competitive landscape also calls for fresh thinking about veterinarian-guided pet product sales, particularly given the sharp challenge to veterinary practice profits as pet medication and prescription pet food product sales shift online.
The information contained in this report was obtained from primary and secondary research. Primary research includes national online consumer polls of US adult pet owners (age 18+) conducted on an ongoing basis by Packaged Facts, to measure veterinary service usage rates and psychographics. Consumer trends discussion draws on trended MRI-Simmons National Consumer Studies data though the Spring and Summer 2023 releases.
CHAPTER 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
SCOPE OF REPORT
Veterinary Services Sector
Figure 1-1 National Map by State, Geographic Region, and Census Region
VETERINARY SECTOR OVERVIEW
Sector Sales and Growth
Dog Versus Cat Share of Expenditures
Veterinary Care Spending Levels
Pet Product Purchasing Patterns by Generational Cohort
VETERINARY SERVICES
Category Sales and Growth
Price Inflation and Vet Care Affordability
Topline Vet Services Usage Rates
Dog Versus Cat Share of Customers
Competitive Landscape
The Veterinary Customer
Millennial/Gen Z Patterns
Telemedicine Trends
Household Income and Use of Veterinary Services
PET MEDICATION PERSPECTIVES
Category Sales and Growth
Retail Versus Veterinary Sector Sales
Veterinary Sector Pet Medication Sales by Type
Usage Rates for Veterinary Flea Control
Competitive Landscape
Purchasing Channels and Options
Customer Demographics for Veterinary Flea Control
PET FOOD PERSPECTIVES
Category Sales and Growth
Retail Versus Veterinary Sector Sales
Inflation-Driven Dollar Growth
Purchasing Rates for Veterinary Pet Food
Competitive Landscape
Customer Demographics for Veterinary Pet Food
PET SUPPLEMENT PERSPECTIVES
Category Sales and Growth
Retail Versus Veterinary Sector Sales
Dog Products Dominate Sales
Competitive Landscape
CBD Trends
Customer Demographics for Pet Supplements
OPPORTUNITIES
Addressing Affordability Challenges
Offering Alternative Veterinary Service Models
Responding to Pet Services "Retail-ization"
Momentum for Telehealth
Fresh Thinking About Pet Product Sales
Catering to Cats
CHAPTER 2: VETERINARY SECTOR OVERVIEW
CHAPTER HIGHLIGHTS
SECTOR OVERVIEW
Veterinary Sector Revenues at $38 Billion
Table 2-1. US Veterinary Sector Revenues, 2018-2023P (million dollars and percent change)
Sector Projections
Table 2-2. Projected US Veterinary Sector Revenues, 2023 vs. 2027 (million dollars and percent change)
Dog Versus Cat Share of Veterinary Revenues
Service Versus Product Revenues
Table 2-3. Topline US Veterinary Sector Revenues: Overall and by Services vs. Products, 2020-2023P (billion dollars and percent growth)
Table 2-4. US Veterinary Sector Revenues by Service and Product Classification, 2020-2023P (in millions of dollars)
Veterinary Care Spending Per Customer Household
Table 2-5. Veterinary Care Spending in Last 12 Months per Dog/Cat-Owning Household: By Dollar Ranges, Summer 2022 - Summer 2023 (percent)
Table 2-6. Veterinary Care Spending in Last 12 Months per Dog or Cat Ownership Classification: By Dollar Ranges, Summer 2021 - Summer 2023 (percent)
Spending Range Patterns by Generational Cohort
Table 2-7. Veterinary Care Spending in Last 12 Months per Dog/Cat-Owning Household: By Dollar Ranges and Generational Cohort, Summer 2021 vs. Summer 2023 (percent)
Pet Product Purchasing Patterns by Generational Cohort
Table 2-8a. Pet Products Purchased in Last 12 Months Through Veterinarian: Dog Owners Overall and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent of veterinary customers)
Table 2-8b. Pet Products Purchased in Last 12 Months Through Veterinarian: Cat Owners Overall and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent of veterinary customers)
CHAPTER 3: VETERINARY SERVICES
CHAPTER HIGHLIGHTS
CATEGORY OVERVIEW
Veterinary Medical Service Revenues at $25 Billion
Table 3-1. US Medical Veterinary Service Revenues, 2019-2023P (in millions of dollars and percent change)
Revenue Projections
Table 3-2. Projected US Veterinary Services Revenues, 2023 vs. 2027 (in millions of dollars and percent change)
Price Inflation and Vet Care Affordability
Figure 3-1. Annual Price Inflation for Vet/Pet Services, 2019 - August 2023 (percent)
Figure 3-2. Significant Challenges Faced by Pet Owners, 2023 (percent)
Topline Vet Services Usage Rates
Table 3-3. Usage Rates for Veterinary Services: Overall and by Dog/Cat Ownership, 2018/19 - 2022/23 (percent of dog/cat owning households)
Vet Services Customer Base
Table 3-4. Customer Base for Veterinary Services vs. Overall Dog/Cat Household Population, 2012/13, 2017/18, and 2022/23 (in millions of households)
Figure 3-3. Growth for Veterinary Services Customer Base vs. Overall Dog/Cat Household Population, 2012/13 vs. 2017/18 and 2017/18 vs. 2022/23 (percent growth over 5-year periods)
Table 3-5. Customer Base Losses for Veterinary Services by Selected Demographics, 2017/18 vs. 2022/23 (thousand dog/cat households and percent change)
Dog/Cat Share of Customer Base
Figure 3-4. Dog/Cat Household Shares of Veterinary Services Customer Base vs. Overall Dog/Cat Household Population, 2012/13, 2017/18, and 2022/23 (percent)
Figure 3-5. Projected Dog vs. Cat Population, 2024 - 2030 (percentage of households)
Figure 3-6. Projected Dog vs. Cat Population, 2024 - 2030 (even-numbered years) (thousand households)
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Types of Service Providers
Figure 3-7. Mars Draw Among Veterinary Customers, 2023 (percent)
Industry Consolidation
Pet Services "Retail-ization"
PetSmart Veterinary Services
Petco Total Care and Vital Care Premier
Walmart Pet Services Center
Expanding Scope of Retail Store/Vet Clinic Partnerships
Veterinary Share of Revenues for Non-Medical Pet Care Services
Table 3-6. Revenue Share of Selected Non-Medical Pet Services: Veterinary vs. Non-Medical Pet Services Sectors, 2022 (million dollars and percent)
Overlap in Customer Base: Veterinary Versus Non-Medical Pet Services
Figure 3-8. Customer Base Overlap: Veterinary vs. Non-Medical Pet Services, 2014 vs. 2023 (percent)
Pet Services and "Omnimarket"
THE VETERINARY CUSTOMER
Customer Draw by Veterinary Service Type
Table 3-7. Usage Rates for Veterinary Services by Type of Provider: By Dog Owners Overall and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent of veterinary customers)
Table 3-8. Usage Rates for Veterinary Services by Type of Provider: Cat Owners Overall and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent of veterinary customers)
Patterns by Number of Veterinary Visits
Table 3-9. Patterns for Number of Annual Visits to Vet: Dog vs. Cat Owners, 2013 - 2023 (odd-numbered years) (percent of veterinary customers)
Reasons for Veterinary Visits
Table 3-10. Selected Reasons for Veterinary Visits: For Dogs vs. Cats, 2021 vs. 2022 (percent of veterinary customers)
Table 3-11. Selected Reasons for Veterinary Visits by Generational Cohort: For Dogs vs. Cats, 2022 (percent of veterinary customers)
Braving the New World of Millennials/Gen Z
Figure 3-9. Share of Pet Owners Who Changed Level of Pet Ownership in Last 12 Months: By Generational Cohort, 2021 vs. 2022 (percent)
Millennials/Gen Z Pet Parents Are Less Vet-Centric
Table 3-12. Most Important Sources of Pet Care Information: Overall, by Dog vs. Cat Owners, and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent)
Figure 3-10. Share of Pet Owners Who Consider Social Media a Most Important Source of Pet Care Information: Overall and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent)
Millennials/Gen Z Pet Parents Are Less Attached to Local, Independent Vet Model
Table 3-13. Levels of Agreement with Selected Veterinary Care Psychographics: Overall and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent of veterinary customers)
Figure 3-11. Share of Pet Owners Concerned About the Affordability of Pet Healthcare: Emergency vs. Routine, 2022 vs. 2023 (percent of veterinary customers)
Millennials/Gen Z Pet Parents Have Wider Range of Vet Service Priorities
Table 3-14. Selected Psychographics About Veterinary Services: Overall, by Dog vs. Cat Owners, and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent of veterinary customers)
Table 3-15. Factors Most Important in Choosing a Veterinary Clinic/Hospital: Overall and by Selected Age Brackets, 2023 (percent of vet service users)
Table 3-16. Satisfaction Levels with Selected Aspects of Veterinary Services: Overall and by Dog vs. Cat Owners, 2023 (percent)
Table 3-17. Satisfaction Levels With Selected Aspects of Veterinary Services: By Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent)
Telemedicine Trends
Figure 3-12. Selected Stats on Online/App Veterinary Telehealth Service Users, 2023 (percent)
Telehealth Usage Rates
Table 3-18. Use of Telehealth Consultation in Last 12 Months: Dog vs. Cat Owners, Overall and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent)
Figure 3-13. How Long Using Veterinary Telehealth Consultation Services: Dog vs. Cat Owners, 2023 (percent of veterinary telehealth uses)
Household Income and Use of Veterinary Services
Figure 3-14. Indexes for Use of Veterinary Services by Household Income Bracket, 2017/18 vs. 2022/23 (base index among dog/cat owners = 100)
Table 3-19a. Usage Rates for Veterinary Services by Demographic, 2012/13-2022/23 (every other year) (percent of dog/cat-owning households)
Table 3-19b. Customer Base for Veterinary Services by Demographic, 2017/18 - 2022/23 (thousand dog/cat-owning households)
Table 3-19c. Usage Indexes for Veterinary Services by Demographic, 2017/18 - 2022/23 (base index among dog/cat owners = 100)
CHAPTER 4: PET MEDICATION PERSPECTIVES
CHAPTER HIGHLIGHTS
CATEGORY OVERVIEW
Pet Medication Sales Exceed $12 Billion
Table 4-1. US Sales of Pet Medications, 2019 - 2023P (million dollars and percent change)
Retail Versus Veterinary Sector Sales
Table 4-2. US Sales of Pet Medications: Retail vs. Veterinary Sectors, 2019 - 2023P (million dollars and percent change)
Figure 4-1. US Sales of Pet Medications: Retail vs. Veterinary Sectors, 2019 - 2023P (million dollars)
Veterinary Sector Pet Medication Sales by Type
Table 4-3. Veterinary Channel Pet Medication Sales by Selected Classifications, 2023P (million dollars and share of total)
Usage Rates for Veterinary Flea Control
Table 4-4. Usage Rates for Veterinary Flea Control: Overall and by Dog/Cat Ownership, 2018/19 - 2022/23 (percent of dog/cat-owning households)
Size and Growth of Customer Base for Veterinary Flea Control
Table 4-5. Customer Base for Veterinary Flea Control vs. Overall Dog/Cat Household Population, 2012/13, 2017/18, and 2022/23 (million households)
Figure 4-2. Change in Customer Base for Veterinary Services, Veterinary Flea Control, and Veterinary Pet Food vs. Overall Dog/Cat Household Population, 2012/13 vs. 2017/18 and 2017/18 vs. 2022/23 (percent growth over 5-year periods)
Shares of Veterinary Flea Control Customer Base by Dog/Cat Ownership
Figure 4-3. Dog/Cat Household Shares of Veterinary Flea Control Customer Base vs. Overall Dog/Cat Household Population, 2012/13, 2017/18, and 2022/23 (percent)
Category Sales Projections
Table 4-6. Projected US Sales of Pet Medications, 2023 vs. 2027 (million dollars and percent change)
Table 4-7. Projected US Sales of Pet Medications: Retail vs. Veterinary Sectors, 2023-2027 (million dollars and percent change)
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Headwinds from Macro-Economic Inflation
Purchasing Channels and Options
Illustration 4-1. Chewy Pharmacy
Illustration 4-2. Chewy Veterinary Services
Table 4-8. How Pet Medications That Require a Vet's Prescription Were Purchased, 2023 (percent of dog/cat owners)
Table 4-9. Leading Websites for Purchasing Rx Flea/Tick Heartworm Medications: Overall, by Dog vs. Cat Owners, and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent of customers buying pet products through veterinarian)
Competing in the Online Marketplace
Illustration 4-3. Vetsource Vet-Targeted Web Page
Illustration 4-4. Vetsource Vet-Client Targeted Web Page
CUSTOMER DEMOGRAPHICS
Top Demographics for Veterinary Flea Control
Figure 4-4. Top Indexing Demographics for Use of Veterinary Flea Control, 2022/23 (base index among dog/cat owners = 100)
Table 4-10. Selected Demographic Losses in Purchasing of Veterinary Pet Food, 2017/18 vs. 2022/23 (thousand households and percent)
Source: Spring 2018 and Spring 2023 MRI-Simmons National Consumer Studies. Base: Household. Copyright: 2023. All rights reserved.
Table 4-11a. Rates for Purchasing Flea Control Products Through Veterinarian by Demographic, 2012/13-2022/23 (every other year) (percent of dog/cat-owning households)
Table 4-11b. Customer Base for Purchasing Flea Control Products Through Veterinarian by Demographic, 2017/18 - 2022/23 (thousand dog/cat-owning households)
Table 4-11c. Purchasing Indexes for Flea Control Products Through Veterinarian by Demographic, 2017/18 - 2022/23 (base index among dog/cat owners = 100)
CHAPTER 5: PET FOOD PERSPECTIVES
CHAPTER HIGHLIGHTS
CATEGORY OVERVIEW
Pet Food Sales Approach $53 Billion
Table 5-1. US Sales of Pet Food, 2019-2023P (million dollars and percent change)
Retail Versus Veterinary Sector Sales
Table 5-2. US Sales of Pet Food: Retail vs. Veterinary Sectors, 2019 - 2023P (million dollars and percent change)
Figure 5-1. US Sales of Pet Food: Retail vs. Veterinary Sectors, 2019 - 2023P (million dollars)
Inflation-Driven Dollar Growth
Figure 5-2. Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Pet Food, 2013 - August 2023 (index)
Figure 5-3. "Has your household spending on pet food changed in 2023, compared with 2022"? September/
Table 5-3. Level of Agreement with Selected Statements Related to Pet Product Spending: Pet Owners Overall, Dog Owners, and Cat Owners, 2023 (percent of pet product shoppers)
Note on MRI-Simmons Data on Purchasing Pet Food Through Veterinarian
Purchasing Rates for Veterinary Pet Food
Table 5-4. Usage Rates for Veterinary Pet Food: Overall and by Dog/Cat Ownership, 2018/19 - 2022/23 (percent of dog/cat-owning households)
Size and Growth of Customer Base for Veterinary Pet Foods
Table 5-5. Customer Base for Veterinary Pet Food vs. Overall Dog/Cat Household Population, 2012/13, 2017/18, and 2022/23 (million households)
Figure 5-4. Change in Customer Base for Veterinary Services, Veterinary Flea Control, and Veterinary Pet Food vs. Overall Dog/Cat Household Population, 2012/13 vs. 2017/18 and 2017/18 vs. 2022/23 (percent growth over 5-year periods)
Shares of Veterinary Pet Food Customer Base by Dog/Cat Ownership
Figure 5-5. Dog/Cat Household Shares of Veterinary Pet Food Customer Base vs. Overall Dog/Cat Household Population, 2012/13, 2017/18, and 2022/23 (percent)
Category Sales Projections
Table 5-6. Projected US Sales of Pet Food, 2023 vs. 2027 (million dollars and percent change)
Table 5-7. Projected US Sales of Pet Foods: Retail vs. Veterinary Sectors, 2023 - 2027 (million dollars and percent change)
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Veterinary Pet Food Marketers
Illustration 5-1. Hill's Prescription Diet
Illustration 5-2. Purina Pro Plan Vet Direct
Illustration 5-3. Royal Canin Veterinary Weight Control Dog Nutrition
Illustration 5-4. Blue Natural Veterinary Diet
Illustration 5-5. Virbac Veterinary HPM Pet Nutrition
Illustration 5-6. JustFoodforDogs Veterinary Support
Illustration 5-7. Sunshine Mills Veterinary Select
In-Clinic Versus Online
Figure 5-6. Share of Hill's Brand Pet Food Customer Base by Channel: Veterinary, Online, and Pet Specialty, cvool2016/17 - 2022/23 (every other year) (percent)
Figure 5-7. Share of Purina Pro Plan Brand Pet Food Customer Base by Channel: Veterinary, Online, and Pet Specialty, 2016/17 - 2022/23 (every other year) (percent)
Figure 5-8. Share of Royal Canin Brand Pet Food Customer Base by Channel: Veterinary, Online, and Pet Specialty, 2016/17 - 2022/23 (every other year) (percent)
Where High Spenders on Pet Food Shop: Veterinary Versus Online
Figure 5-9. Customer Base Among Households Spending $500 or More Annually on Pet Food: Veterinary Sector vs. Top Retailers/E-tailers, 2023 (thousand dog/cat-owning households)
CATEGORY TRENDS
The Prognosis for Prescription Pet Foods
Table 5-8. Products Considered Most Important for Pet Health: Dog vs. Cat Owners, 2023 (percent)
Lawsuit Against Prescription Diets
The Vet Card and Pet Food
Figure 5-10. Most Important Sources of Pet Care Information: Overall and by Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent)
Illustration 5-8. Hill's Prescription Diet at Chewy
Table 5-9. Sources Influencing Change in Pet Food: By Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent of dog and cat owners who changed foods in the past 12 months)
Table 5-10. Topics for Which Pet Owners Would Like to Receive More Guidance/Advice from Their Veterinarian: By Age Range, 2023 (percent of dog and cat owners)
Table 5-11. Selected Pet Food Psychographics: By Generational Cohort, 2023 (percent of dog and cat owners)
CUSTOMER DEMOGRAPHICS
Top Demographics for Veterinary Pet Food
Figure 5-11. Top Demographics for Purchasing Veterinary Pet Foods, 2023 (indexes)
Table 5-12. Selected Demographic Losses in Purchasing of Veterinary Pet Food, 2017/18 vs. 2022/23 (thousand households and percent)
Source: Spring 2018 and Spring 2023 MRI-Simmons National Consumer Studies. Base: Household. Copyright: 2023. All rights reserved.
Table 5-13a. Purchasing Rates for Veterinary Pet Food by Demographic, 2017/18 - 2022/23 (percent of dog/cat-owning households)
Table 5-13b. Customer Base for Veterinary Pet Food by Demographic, 2017/18 - 2022/23 (thousand of dog/cat-owning households)
Table 5-13c. Purchasing Indexes for Veterinary Pet Food by Demographic, 2017/18 - 2022/23 (base index among dog/cat owners = 100)
CHAPTER 6: PET SUPPLEMENT PERSPECTIVES
CHAPTER HIGHLIGHTS
CATEGORY OVERVIEW
Pet Supplement Sales Approach $2.7 Billion
Table 6-1. US Retail Sales of Pet Supplements, 2018-2023P (million dollars and percent change)
Dog Products Dominate Sales
Retail Versus Veterinary Sector Sales
Table 6-2. US Retail Sales of Pet Supplements: Retail vs. Veterinary Sectors, 2018-2023P (million dollars and percent change)
Figure 6-1. US Retail Sales of Pet Supplements: Retail vs. Veterinary Sectors, 2018 - 2023P (million dollars)
Illustration 6-1. Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora at Chewy
Category Sales Projections
Table 6-3. Projected US Retail Sales of Pet Supplements, 2023 vs. 2027 (million dollars and percent change)
Table 6-4. Projected US Retail Sales of Pet Supplements: Retail vs. Veterinary Sectors, 2023 vs. 2027 (million dollars and percent change)
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
New Perspectives on Pet Supplements
Table 6-5. Satisfaction Levels with Veterinary Services Overall and with Veterinary Advice on Use of Pet Supplements: By Dog vs. Cat Owners, 2023 (percent of veterinary clients)
Figure 6-2. Percentage of Customers Who Would Like to Receive More Guidance from Veterinarians on Use of Pet Supplements, 2023 (percent)
Knowledge Gap a Prime Opportunity
Figure 6-3. Level of Agreement with the Statement, "I rely on my veterinarian for advice on pet vitamins/supplements", November 2022 (percent of pet supplement purchasers)
Figure 6-4. Pet Owner Knowledge of Pet Supplements, 2023 (percent of pet supplement purchasers)
CATEGORY REGULATION AND OVERSIGHT
Food and Drug Administration and Center for Veterinary Medicine
American Association of Feed Control Officials
American Veterinary Medical Association
National Animal Supplement Council
CATEGORY TRENDS
Heightened Focus on Pet Health
Figure 6-5. Pet Owner Concerns about Pet Health and Wellness due to COVID-19, 2023 (percent of pet owners)
Figure 6-6. Share of Pet Owners Who Began Purchasing Supplements Due to COVID-19 by Type, 2022 (percent of pet supplement purchasers)
Figure 6-7. Most Important Health Product for Pets, 2023 (percent of pet owners)
Veterinary-Positioned Marketers
Illustration 6-2. Zesty Paws Vet Strength Line
Illustration 6-3. VetriScience Pro Line
Illustration 6-4. Fera Pet Organics Webpage
Winning Over Veterinarians
Condition-Specific Supplements
Table 6-6. Top Concerns/Conditions for Which Pet Supplements Are Purchased: Dog vs. Cat Owners, 2023 (percent of purchasers)
Condition-Specific Products with Veterinary Positioning
Mobility/Joint Health Supplements
Illustration 6-5. Dasuquin Joint Health Supplement Webpage Banner
Illustration 6-6. NaturVet Evolutions Advanced Joint Support Chews
Digestive Support Supplements
Illustration 6-7. Nutramax Proviable Digestive Health Supplements
Alternative and Novel Format Supplements
Illustration 6-8. NaturVet VitaPet Puppy Daily Vitamins Soft Chews
Illustration 6-9. Nutri-Vet Puppy-Vite Gel
Illustration 6-10. Vet Worthy Hide-a-Pill Supplements
FOCUS ON CBD
CBD Versus THC
Regulatory Context
FDA Prohibition Remains
Hemp Products Designated as GRAS
AVMA Position on Cannabis and CBD
CBD Pet Products Usage and Sales
Illustration 6-11. VetCBD Cannabis Tincture
Illustration 6-12. Amazon Bestseller: Charlie & Buddy Hemp Oil for Dogs and Cats as Amazon Bestseller
Table 6-7. US Retail Sales of Pet CBD Products, 2018 - 2023P (million dollars and percent)
Conditions Treated with CBD
Figure 6-8. Health and Wellness Concerns for Which CBD Treats Are Purchased: Dog vs. Cat Owners, (percent of CBD pet treat purchasers)
CUSTOMER DEMOGRAPHICS
Dog Owners More Likely to Purchase Supplements
Purchasing Patterns by Demographic
Figure 6-9. Top Demographics for Pet Supplement Purchasing, 2023 (indexes)
Table 6-8. Pet Supplement Purchasing Patterns by Demographic, 2023 (percent purchasing, percent of total purchasers, and purchasing index)