Wednesday, April 3, 2019

Belowload From PSFK: Engaging Millennial Pet Owners

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As Millennials have become the largest pet-owning demographic, they have brought their outsized expectations for convenience and service to the category. They view their pets as members of their families and are willing to spend accordingly on a wide range of products and services to encertain their pets’ wellbeing. The following research talllights examples of premium food offerings, tech-enabled pet care tools, and a spate of contemporary services in order to supply an overview of how the pet care industry has evolved to meet these contemporary consumer desires and enable pets—and, subsequently, these pet care brands—to become a valued part of consumers’ daily lives.

Since we published our final report on pet care, Enhancing Pet Ownership, Care & Experience, in January, 2018, we’ve seen wellness-focused offerings, such as fresh dog food and wellness tracking tools, fitting more mainstream. Perhaps as a consequence to the growing controversies surrounding on-demand pet care services for dog walking and boarding, we’ve also seen growing enthusiasm for tools that allow owners to monitor and engage their pets remotely. One leang that has remained fixed is the prolwhethereration of contemporary products and services that aim to empower owners to make their pets’ lives healthier and more fulfilling.

Published March 2019


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