Overall, the US takes the lead in terms of variety of sub-categories for the pet product market, however Q1 2020 has seen an steady increase in these types of products in Europe too. While standard oils remain the most popular, categories such a topicals have started to grow, as have edibles. This report explores pet products in nine countries, focusing on product segmentation, product availability, CBD content and price structure.
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Reasons to buyThis report provides a comprehensive look at the pet products category and the differences between Q4 2019 and Q1 2020. If you are interested in how these products are developing, what sub-categories are doing the best and what products are being discontinued, then this is the report for you.
Table of contents1 Executive summary
2 Introduction
3 Pet product category analysis
4 CBD content analysis
5 Pricing analysis
6 Pet product glossary
MethodologyAfter gathering all the product offerings of the most prevalent brands from nine different countries, this report focuses on analysing the pet products category. The following countries are represented in the study: Austria, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, the UK and the US.
Latest reportsOverall, the US takes the lead in terms of variety of sub-categories for the pet product market, however Q1 2020 has seen an steady increase in these types of products in Europe too. While standard oils remain the most popular, categories such a topicals have started to grow, as have edibles. This report explores pet products in nine countries, focusing on product segmentation, product availability, CBD content and price structure.
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