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Private Label petfoods also have around 10% share. The biggest is Wal-Mart's Ol' Roy brand.
The US is by the far the world's biggest petcare market. In a population of 282m people and 106m households, there are approximately 72m pet cats and 58m pet dogs. According to Nestle research, the market as a whole was worth $18.bn in 2001. The biggest segment was petfood ($12.1bn), followed by supplies ($5.4bn) and litter ($1.3bn). The market as a whole grew around 5% that year, and litter was the fastest-growing segment. The US preference is for dry food types, with dry dog food the largest individual segment (worth $5.2bn), followed by dry catfood ($2.4bn). The Latin American market is smaller, with a low penetration of commercially produced petfood (under 30% for both animals), and dominated by dogfood.
The Top 10 UK Petfood Brands in 2004 by market share
| Cats | Dogs |
Source: Euromonitor / Marketing
The Leading European Petfood Brands in 1999 by market share
| Cats | Dogs |
Source: Les Echos/Euromonitor
Other Petcare Companies Profiled in Adbrands