Middle East and Africa Vegan Pet Food Market Trends and Analysis by 2028

The vegan pet food market in Middle East & Africa is projected to reach to US$ 33.65 million by 2028 from US$ 19.54 million in 2021. The market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 8.1% from 2021 to 2028.

Fortification is nothing but the addition of essential nutrients to pet food products to support pet health. Fortification is now anticipated to cater to specifications of pets such as the animal’s breed, life stage, pet size and weight, activity levels, and particular health conditions of pets. For pet owners, pet food is quite an essential product, and the quality is of utmost concern. The role that vegan pet food fortification plays in preventive health is becoming even more important, further helping diminish the cost of an unplanned visit to a vet. Also, pet owners are demanding products that are natural and free of synthetic ingredients and preservatives. Fortification helps in making pet food more sustainable. It can also help a plant-based product to have a more balanced nutrient profile. Fortification of pet food offers health benefits such as immunity and mental wellbeing, as well as these products come with natural ingredients, with a great sustainability profile. The transition to plant-based alternative products, which is sweeping human food markets, is further reshaping the pet food sector. With the increasing trend of veganism among people, the demand for vegan pet food has also grown significantly. Thus, many companies are offering vegan pet food. Hence, the trend of fortifying vegan pet food with the absent nutrients in a plant-based diet is catalyzing the growth of the Middle East & Africa vegan pet food market.

South Africa stated the highest number of COVID-19 cases in the Middle East & Africa. The UAE was the first country to report a confirmed case of COVID-19 case in Middle East & African countries. Due to the lockdowns in the Middle East & African region because of COVID-19 the market is being disrupted. The slowdown of raw material production, supply chain instability, postponing of trade shows and conferences on dog & cat health, hampered trade movements, and other reasons. The outbreak has distorted operational efficiency and disrupted the value chains due to the sudden shutdown of national and international boundaries, creating revenue loss and damage. The disturbed value chain during the initial days of the pandemic has had a negative impact on raw material supply thus, these factors have negatively impact the Middle East & Africa pet food and vegan pet food industry.

With the new features and technologies, companies can attract new customers and expand their footprints in emerging markets. This factor is likely to drive the vegan pet food market. The Middle East & Africa vegan pet food market is expected to grow at a good CAGR during the forecast period.

Middle East & Africa Vegan Pet Food Market Segmentation

Middle East & Africa Vegan Pet Food Market – By Product

• Dry Food
• Wet Food
• Others

Middle East & Africa Vegan Pet Food Market – By Pet

• Dogs
• Cats

Middle East & Africa Vegan Pet Food Market – By Distribution Channel

• Supermarkets and Hypermarkets
• Specialty Stores
• Online Retail
• Others

Middle East & Africa Vegan Pet Food Market – By Country

• South Africa
• Saudi Arabia
• UAE
• Rest of the Middle East and Africa 

Middle East & Africa Vegan Pet Food Market – Companies Mentioned

• Halo Pets                                                                                                 
• YARRAH   
• Antos B.V.                                                                                               
• V-dogs                                                                                                     
• George Tsappis Isorropimene Zootrophe ltd.                                     

                                                                                

Middle East and Africa Vegan Pet Food Report Scope