CPG & Grocery

Pet Brands Have Increased Advertising to Reach Pet Owners During Lockdown

Higher-income households are more likely to own a cat or dog than lower-income households

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Ads for dog food outnumber those for cat food.Getty Images
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By Paul Hiebert

June 10, 2020

People who feel as though they’ve been seeing a lot of cats and dogs lately should know it’s not just because they’re at home with their pets all day.

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Paul Hiebert

Paul Hiebert is Adweek's senior reporter covering CPG companies and the broader business of commerce.

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