Pet owners with higher education levels tend to spend more on pet food due to increased awareness of health and nutrition, higher disposable incomes, and better access to information. Kansas State University researchers found that targeting advertising efforts at schools and colleges could be effective, as these pet owners prioritize attributes like “Digestive tract health,” “Natural,” and “Fresh.” The research, based on a survey of 5,000 dog owners, was presented at the 2024 Agricultural and Applied Economics Association annual meeting. Recognizing these trends can guide pet food manufacturers in targeted marketing and product development.
Education Drives Pet Food Spending: Key Insights for Targeted Marketing and Product Development
KoehlerC2024-07-10T14:35:10+02:00July 8th, 2024|Categories: General, people, Pet Food Manufacturer, Research|Tags: education and pet ownership, Kansas State University research, pet food buying decisions, pet food marketing, pet food spending, Pet Food Trends, pet nutrition, pet owner demographics, premium pet food, targeted marketing|