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🐾 Your next big business: Aritzia for pets
How you can make money off the pet industry’s big trend: booming demand for premium products and experiences.

Happy Friday! This is the One Minute Wonder — get useful tools, frameworks, and ideas summarized in 60 seconds (give or take).
Today we’re looking at the pet industry’s big trend: people are spending more on their pets than your parents did on you.
Pandemic adoptions, longer pet lifespans, and the rise of “pet humanization” will create a $500 billion global market by 2030. Luxury pet brands will continue to grow, but private labels are thriving too.
Why It Matters: The pet industry is growing at both ends of the spectrum: indulgent luxury and practical value. Brands that can balance premium offerings with cost-conscious options stand to thrive in a market where pets are truly part of the family.
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Pets Are the New VIPs
Why the Boom? Pets are living longer, healthier lives, and for many owners, they’re full-fledged family members. During the pandemic, 23 million American households added pets, increasing demand for products and services that reflect their status.
Brands Joining the Pack: Louis Vuitton’s pet carriers, Prada’s designer leashes, and Sandy Liang’s matching outfits for pets and owners show how high-end fashion is already seeing this trend.
Which carrier matches your furry friend’s vibe—modern chic or classic cool?
Luxury Services: Upscale amenities are booming. Toronto’s Hound House offers memberships starting at $2,040 CAD annually for exclusive hangouts with your dog, while NYC’s Soho Grand Dog Park provides access to a posh private dog park for $795 USD annually for non-hotel guests. Pet luxury is no longer just a niche; it’s a lifestyle.
Soho Grand Dog Park, New York
Hound House @ Queen Street West, Toronto
The Rise of Private Labels
Economic Pressures: Inflation has shifted some spending toward essentials, but that hasn’t stopped private labels from thriving. Offering high quality at a fair price, these products resonate with budget-conscious pet owners.
What’s Working: Private labels are mastering the art of the high-end bargain. Drawing inspiration from luxury grocery items, they’re blending premium ingredients, stylish packaging, and sharp pricing - and they’re stealing customers from the established brands.
Opportunities Galore: From pet supplements to all-natural freeze dry treats (check out the top trends here), the playbook is clear: premium feel at a bargain price. Get it right, and you’ll earn the trust of devoted pet parents everywhere.

Kroger’s private label pet line, offering “premium pet food at an everyday low price”
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