The global pet sitting market size was valued at USD 2.38 billion in 2021. It is projected to reach USD 5.41 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 9.56% during the forecast period (2022–2030).
Pet sitting is the temporary care of another person's animal companion for a predetermined period, usually at the pet owner's residence but occasionally at the service provider's location. Consumers are spending more money on their pets and the associated services, which is fueled the expansion of the pet sitting industry. In recent years, the global market for pets has expanded at a significant rate. This trend results from an increase in the adoption of pets and expenditures on animal health in numerous countries.
People spend more on their pets' health because they consider them family members and are willing to make the financial commitment. As a result, the cost of caring for pets has increased. Since many nations have a high rate of pet adoption and expenditures on animal care, the pet market has grown substantially over time. With the increasing number of pet parents millennials, there is a greater demand for high-end pet care services that are also practical and dependable. According to the American Pet Products Association, millennials are the largest group of pet owners across all pet types, particularly for birds, small exotic animals, and saltwater fish. The demand for pet sitting is increasing due to an increase in pet ownership, an increase in international leisure travel, and an increase in expenditures on animal welfare.
North America dominates the marketplace due to factors such as an increase in pet ownership and increased awareness of pet grooming services. The rise of tech-savvy millennial pet owners encourages technological progress in the pet sitting industry. Asia-Pacific is predicted to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period.
The global pet sitting market’s major key players are