- Pet ownership rate stabilizes as spending increases - AVMA
Pet ownership rate stabilizes as spending increases By R Scott Nolen Published: 25 November 2022 The size of the U S pet population remained relatively stable over the past six years despite an increase in dog ownership in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic and more recent growth in the number of cat-owning households, according to preliminary results from the 2022 AVMA Pet Ownership and
- Younger generations now make up half of all US pet-owning . . .
Read more from APPA’s Global Pet Expo 2023 presentation in our other article, “Pet owners seeking out these key food, treat attributes ” ORLANDO, FLA — According to the American Pet Products Association’s (APPA) 2023-2024 National Pet Owners Survey, the number of US households that own at least one pet is now 86 9 million, making up 66% of households nationwide
- The Humane Society reports that there are approximately 77. 5 . . .
According to the Human Society of the United States, there are approximately 77 5 million owned dogs in the United States, and approximately 40% of all U S households own at least one dog Suppose that the 40% figure is correct and that 15 households are randomly selected for a pet ownership survey
- European pet numbers on the rise: Sales numbers of petfood . . .
Pets lived in 46 percent of European households in 2022 The total number of animals, aquariums and terrariums amounted to 340 million, according to FEDIAF, the European Pet Food Industry Federation The federation’s annual report confirms a steady growth of pet ownership in Europe: 91 million European households own one or more pets
- 30 Pet Statistics for 2024: By the Numbers - Petpedia
12 70% of households in the US own at least one pet (APP) Of those 90 5 million households, 69 million picked a dog for their companion This means that dogs are by far the most popular pets in the US Here’s how the rest of the pets figure: 45 3 million cats, 11 8 million freshwater fish, 9 9 million birds, 6 2 million small animals,
- 70% of U. S. households have pets, APPA finds in new survey
About 70% of U S households own pets, according to the American Pet Products Association’s 2021-2022 “National Pet Owners Survey ” This is up from 67% in APPA’s 2019-2020 survey The survey found that millennials are the largest group of pet owners, at 32% Baby boomers came in second at 27%, followed by Generation X at 24%
- US Pet Ownership Statistics 2018 2019 - Daily Dog Stuff
According to the APPA's latest market research, 68 percent of US households include at least one pet The APPA states that US pets include 90 million dogs and 94 million cats They also produce an annual video overview to highlight important statistics from each year's survey
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