Chewy has been named the most trusted company in America in the 2026 Axios Harris Poll 100 Reputation Rankings, earning the No. 1 overall position among the nation’s most visible companies. The online pet retailer also ranked first for Trust and second for Products & Services, reflecting continued recognition of its expanding ecosystem of pet health, pharmacy, veterinary and wellness offerings.
The global veterinary services market is projected to more than double from $119.2 billion in 2025 to $247.3 billion by 2035, according to SNS Insider. The report points to companion animal healthcare spending, diagnostics, pet insurance, ambulatory care and AI-enabled technology as major drivers of growth.
Updated with second-quarter clinical visit data and the 2026 State of the Cat household survey, the CATalyst Council’s demographic forecast for U.S. veterinary clinical visits points to a continued −2% to -1% contraction through 2035. The second edition is available in slide presentation format.
A new industry benchmarking survey suggests pet care businesses are benefiting from strong customer retention and steady revenue growth, but many operators have yet to capitalize on marketing, service expansion, and pricing strategies that could accelerate profitability.
Growing adoption of precision livestock technologies, AI-powered disease detection, and automated milking systems is expected to drive steady expansion of the global udder health monitoring market through 2030 as producers seek earlier mastitis detection and improved milk quality.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming animal health, with the global market expected to more than double to $4.21 billion by 2030, according to a new Research and Markets report. The analysis identifies Microsoft, IBM, Zoetis, Merck Animal Health and IDEXX Laboratories among the companies helping shape the next generation of AI-powered diagnostics, predictive analytics, livestock monitoring and veterinary decision-support tools.
The global pet care e-commerce market is projected to grow from $38.7 billion in 2026 to more than $60 billion by 2030, according to a new Research and Markets report. The analysis highlights Amazon, Chewy, Walmart, PetSmart and Nestlé among the industry’s leading companies and points to continued growth in online pet food, medications and wellness products, fueled by direct-to-consumer brands, AI-driven personalization and subscription-based shopping. The report also examines how tariffs, supply chain shifts and changing consumer purchasing habits are reshaping the future of pet care retail.
PetSmart’s latest ranking of the nation’s most cat-loving cities highlights where feline adoption and consumer spending are strongest, offering animal health companies, veterinary marketers and pet brands a fresh look at markets with highly engaged cat owners.
The global pet teletriage services market is expected to continue its rapid expansion as growing pet ownership, advances in artificial intelligence, and increasing demand for remote veterinary support reshape access to animal healthcare.
The global bovine vaccines market is projected to reach US$5.9 billion by 2033, driven by growing investment in preventive livestock healthcare, expanding cattle populations, and continued innovation in veterinary biologics, according to Persistence Market Research.
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