Global Digital Pet Care Products and Services Market Report 2020: Covid-19 Alters Pet Owner Behavior, Fast Tracks Digital Pet Care - ResearchAndMarkets.com
Veterinary Customer Attitudes and Behaviors in Response to Covid-19 Era, April/May 2020 (Percent of Dog and Cat Owners Who have Regular Veterinarians)
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As of late summer 2020, the U.S. pet industry continues to confront the socio-economic challenges of the novel coronavirus pandemic and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. With that said, the pet market is famously recession-resistant, and even as COVID-19-triggered impacts on American lives and businesses continue to be felt, a number of silver linings have come into focus, representing opportunities for the pet industry broadly and digital pet services and products specifically.
Digital Pet Care Products and Services: E-Commerce and E-Connectivity - a first-edition report - examines the market for digital pet care including products and services that rely on the internet and/or Bluetooth technology and computers and/or smartphones, encompassing e-commerce (pet food and non-food pet supplies purchased online via computer or smartphone), veterinary telemedicine health services, app-based non-medical pet services (primarily pet sitting/walking and boarding) la Rover and Wag!, and digitally connected products including pet trackers/monitors, automatic feeders/waterers, and litter boxes.
Factoring in thoroughly the current and expected impact of the pandemic, the report analyzes industry trends, projects future market directions, and pinpoints myriad opportunities, including the COVID-19-spurred pet adoption surge, the acceleration of pet owners online, the efforts of e-tailers and brick-and-mortar-based retailers to adapt to and capitalize on the online boom, the sudden urgency among veterinarians and veterinary back-office service providers to integrate telehealth services including telemedicine and teletriage, the ups and downs of app-based pet sitting services, and the interlinked and growing role of e-connected products to facilitate pet care tasks and provide increasingly sophisticated levels of pet monitoring.
Key Topics Covered:
Chapter 1: Executive Summary
Scope & Methodology
- Scope of Report
- Report Methodology
Market Overview
- Pandemic Drives Pet Adoption, Stockpiling, and Spike in Diy Pet Care Sales
- Covid-19 Alters Pet Owner Behavior, Fast Tracks Digital Pet Care
- Digital Pet Care Sales: $27 Billion for 2020 and Going Strong
Market Opportunities
- Pandemic-Related Pet Industry Silver Linings
- E-Commerce for All
- Veterinary Telehealth and Back-Office Systems
- Veterinary Sales of Pet Medications
- Veterinary Sales of Science-Based Pet Foods
- Subscription- and Loyalty-Based Products and Services
- DTC Marketing of Fresh Pet Food
- Opportunistic Mergers, Acquisitions, and Investments
Chapter 2: Introduction
Chapter Highlights
Pet Industry Climate
- Pandemic Drives Pet Adoption, Stockpiling, and Spike in Diy Pet Care Sales
- Covid-19 Alters Pet Owner Behavior, Fast Tracks Digital Pet Care
- Pet Product Types? (Percent of Pet Owners)
- Digital Pet Care Sales: $27 Billion for 2020 and Going Strong
Chapter 3: E-Commerce
Chapter Highlights
- E-Commerce/It Upend Retail Dynamics
- E-Commerce Pet Product Sales Growing Exponentially
- E-Commerce Recasting Channel Shares, Surpassing Pet Specialty
- Frequency of Online Shopping
- Pet Product Spending Levels: Online Vs. in Store
- Hierarchy of Pet Product Types Purchased Online
- E-Commerce As Pet Food Sales Driver
- General Mills/Blue Buffalo Bullish on E-Commerce
- DTC Marketers of Fresh Pet Food Well Positioned for E-Commerce Boom
- Chewy Out Front in Pet Product E-Commerce Sales
- Amazon Leads in Percent of Online Pet Product Shoppers
- Amazon's Unique Threat
- Pet Food Subscription and Auto-Replenishment Programs
- Rapid Home Delivery and Click-And-Collect
- E-Commerce in Context
- Leading E-Tailers Setting their Sights on Pet Medications
- Chewy Launches Chewy Pharmacy
- Walmart Weighs in with Walmartpetrx.Com
- Relative Draw of Chewy Pharmacy and Walmart Petrx.Com
- Tractor Supply Co. and Costco also Playing the Pet Medications Game
- Amazon'S Pillpack Unit Likely to Lead to Prescription Pet Meds
- Petmed Express Feeling the Online Heat
- Amazon Plus Brick-And-Mortar Pet Specialty?
- Amazon and Chewy Banking on Private-Label Pet Food
Chapter 4: Digital Pet Services
Chapter Highlights
Veterinary Services
- Impact of Coronavirus Pandemic
- Veterinary Customer Attitudes and Behaviors in Response to Covid-19 Era, April/May 2020 (Percent of Dog and Cat Owners Who have Regular Veterinarians)
- Veterinary Market Climate
- The Retail-Ization of Vet Care
- An Increasingly Consolidated Business
- Competing Formats Challenging Traditional Practices
- Months: Millennials/Gen Z Age 18-39 Vs. Boomers Age 55-74, 2019 (Percent)
- Months: Millennials/Gen Z Age 18-39 Vs. Boomers Age 55-74, 2019 (Percent)
- Vet Service Providers Going Digital Pre-Pandemic
- Vetted Bows Out
- Telemedicine and Teletriage in the Pandemic Era
- Boehringer Ingelheim Introduces Petpro Connect and Petpro Tele+ Platforms
- Chewy Beta Testing New Connect with a Vet Service
- Veterinarians Countering E-Tailers with Digital Pharmacies of their Own
- Covetrus: Stumbles Post Schein/Vfc Merger, Begins to Bounce Back
- Vetsource: Fast-Track Expansion Includes Vet2Pet Acquisition
- Vet2Pet Partners with Gravity Payments to Offer Contactless Payment
- Vet-Connected Pet Wearables
Non-Medical Pet Care Services
- Non-Medical Pet Care Services Sector Harder Hit by Covid-19
- Non-Medical Pet Care Services Market Climate
- Internet As Pet Care Assistant
- Digital Pet Care Providers Revolutionize Home-Based Pet Care
- Rover
- Wag
- Venture Capitalists go All-in on Rover and Wag!
- But Softbank Pulls Back Massive Investment from Wag!
- Lost Pets, Regulatory Opposition, High Costs
- Sweeping Changes
- Wag! Replaces Rover As Petco'S Dog Sitting Partner
- Wag! Teams Up with Adopt-A-Pet.Com, Adds Drop-In and Daycare Services, and Introduces Wag!
- Tag
- Rover Expands into Cat Care, In-Home Grooming, and Abroad
- Pet Sitters International Sticks Toe in App Waters by Promoting Time to Pet
- App-Based Pet Care in the Age of Coronavirus
- Mars and Nestle Purina also Supporting Tech-Based Service Providers
Chapter 5: Digital Pet Products
Chapter Highlights
Digital Pet Products
- Impact of Coronavirus Pandemic
- Internet/E-Commerce Part of Larger It/IoT Trend
- Sales of Pet Tech Products Post Double-Digit Growth
- Time with My Pet, 2020 (Percent of Dog and Cat Owners)
- Pet Food Marketers Overlapping into Pet Tech
- Nestle Purina's Pet Care Innovation Prize
- Hill's Vetrax Collar Connects with Veterinarians, Pet Owners
- Mars' Whistle, Companion Venture Fund, and Leap Venture Studio
- Tech Trend Creating New Digital Pet Product Categories
- Pet Wearables and Other Pet Health Monitoring Devices
- Camera Monitors and Treat Dispensers
- Virtual Fencing
- Smart Feeding & Watering
- Smart Litter Boxes
- Smart Toys
- Multi-Product Pet-Centric Smart Product Marketers
- Wagz
- Petkit
- Ikuddle
- Digital Supplies for Other Pets
Companies Mentioned
- Amazon
- Babelbark
- Banfield
- Chewy
- Costco
- Hill
- Nestl Purina
- Petco
- Petmed Express
- Thrive
- Vet24Seven
- Vetted
- Wag!
- Walmart
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