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Also upping the ante, major retailers including Walmart and Target are moving into the pet medications space both in store and online, representing new competition to veterinarians and third-party Internet retailers such as PetMed Express. The upshot is increased price pressure, but also potential for an expanded base of purchasers as pet specialty and mass-market retailers create stronger pet health departments centered around formerly vet-only products. Also bolstering market prospects, all of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies continue to invest in medications for companion animals, often mirroring trends in human medications while targeting the needs of the growing populations of aging and overweight pets.
Bringing in broad perspective from other reports in Packaged Facts’ extensive Pet Medication Market Collection, this report analyzes the market for prescription, over-the-counter, and “ethical” (nonprescription medications whose distribution is restricted by the manufacturer to veterinarians)
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Executive Summary
U.S. Retail Sales of Pet Medications at $6.7 Billion in 2011
Competitive Overview
Retail Trends
Consumer Trends
Chapter 2: Market Trends
Market Outlook
Looking Ahead
Chapter 3: Marketing Trends
Focus on Antiparasitics
Trends in Advertising and Promotion
Bayer Study, Fears of Heartworm Resistance Making Waves
Pfizer and Slentrol
Going Natural
Chapter 4: Retail Trends
PetSmart and GNC
Chapter 5: Consumer Trends
Pet Med Psychographics
Appendix: Examples of Consumer Advertising
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