Europe market data
FEDIAF 2025 Figures Show 139 Million European Pet Households
FEDIAF's 2025 Facts and Figures release says 139 million European households own at least one pet, based on 2023 data covering 41 European countries.
B2B read
For B2B sellers, FEDIAF's release supports Europe as a large pet market, but it also reminds suppliers to localize carefully. The data covers 41 countries and FEDIAF cautions against direct year-on-year comparison because the country list changed.
Source facts
- FEDIAF says the 2025 report is based on the latest available 2023 data.
- The release lists 299 million pets in European households and 139 million households owning at least one pet.
- FEDIAF says the report covers 41 European countries and warns against direct year-on-year comparisons due to country-list changes.
Buyer implications
A Europe-facing supplier should prepare country-specific product pages, manuals, and inquiry answers.
Market-size claims should cite FEDIAF carefully and include the data year.
Product selection should consider country retail habits, plug and language requirements, and compliance review.
What suppliers should prepare
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Keep Europe market pages connected to product and wholesale pages.
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Use data-year labels such as based on 2023 data when referencing FEDIAF numbers.
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Avoid claiming direct growth from old and new country scopes unless the comparison is methodologically valid.
Scope note
FEDIAF's data is pet-food industry data and broad pet-population context. It should not be treated as direct sales proof for any single smart pet device category.
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