Over the next five years, the population of dogs in Japan is expected to continue its declining trend. While the overall number of households in the country is projected to increase until around 2030, the percentage of households owning a dog has been steadily decreasing, with no sign of this abating.
In recent years, the demand for frozen pet food has seen significant growth in Japan, particularly in dog food. While the options for frozen cat food remain limited, the variety of frozen dog food products has been expanding, attracting considerable attention from both consumers and players.
In October 2024, Royal Canin implemented a significant change in its distribution strategy for products for therapeutic diets in Japan. These specialised pet foods are no longer available in stores without an attached veterinary clinic, or from uncertified online shops.
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