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Royal Canin and Hill's Combined Premium Pet Food Share
~62% of Bangkok premium pet-food category
Royal Canin Thailand and Hill's Prescription Diet collectively hold roughly 62 percent of the Bangkok premium pet-food category by retail-channel value per the Royal Canin Thailand 2025 premium-channel market update, against a long tail of Acana, Orijen, Wellness, Stella and Chewy and emerging Thai-domestic premium entrants. Pets at Home Bangkok and Petmart Premium store-level basket data shows premium-food penetration at 32 to 42 percent of revenue at both chains. The premium-food category is the highest-LTV anchor for boutique retail because it generates monthly repeat purchase against a captive audience and ties the buyer back into in-store grooming and daycare cross-sell.
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Royal Canin Thailand and Hill's Prescription Diet collectively hold roughly 62 percent of the Bangkok premium pet-food category by retail-channel value per the Royal Canin Thailand 2025 premium-channel market update, against a long tail of Acana, Orijen, Wellness, Stella and Chewy and emerging Thai-domestic premium entrants. Pets at Home Bangkok and Petmart Premium store-level basket data shows premium-food penetration at 32 to 42 percent of revenue at both chains. The premium-food category is the highest-LTV anchor for boutique retail because it generates monthly repeat purchase against a captive audience and ties the buyer back into in-store grooming and daycare cross-sell.
Royal Canin Thailand and Hill's Prescription Diet collectively hold roughly 62 percent of the Bangkok premium pet-food category by retail-channel value per the Royal Canin Thailand 2025 premium-channel market update, against a long tail of Acana, Orijen, Wellness, Stella and Chewy and emerging Thai-domestic premium entrants. Pets at Home Bangkok and Petmart Premium store-level basket data shows premium-food penetration at 32 to 42 percent of revenue at both chains. The premium-food category is the highest-LTV anchor for boutique retail because it generates monthly repeat purchase against a captive audience and ties the buyer back into in-store grooming and daycare cross-sell.
Time scope
FY2025 baseline through 2027
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What this tells you
Royal Canin Thailand and Hill's Prescription Diet collectively hold roughly 62 percent of the Bangkok premium pet-food category by retail-channel value per the Royal Canin Thailand 2025 premium-channel market update, against a long tail of Acana, Orijen, Wellness, Stella and Chewy and emerging Thai-domestic premium entrants. Pets at Home Bangkok and Petmart Premium store-level basket data shows premium-food penetration at 32 to 42 percent of revenue at both chains. The premium-food category is the highest-LTV anchor for boutique retail because it generates monthly repeat purchase against a captive audience and ties the buyer back into in-store grooming and daycare cross-sell.
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