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www.gpsfordogs.com, www.gpsforcats.com, www.gpsforanimals.com
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⢠Extremely valuable to the manufacturers or dealers of gps devices for pets.
⢠www.gpsfordogs.com, www.gpsforcats.com, www.gpsforanimals.com
⢠Imagine the costs and the trouble involved in locating the lost pets, leave alone the stress and agony.
Consider some of the facts about pets from APPMA:
Pet Spending at All Time High! Estimated at $38.4 billion in 2006!!
Source: http://www.appma.org/press_releasedetail.asp?id=84
The American Pet Products Manufacturers Association Releases 2006 Pet Industry Spending Figures:
(San Diego, CA.), March 23, 2006 â New industry spending figures released by The American Pet Products Manufacturers Association (APPMA) confirm just how much pets are becoming a part of American families.
After tracking pet industry statistics for more than a decade, APPMA announced new figures today demonstrating a continued rise in pet expenditures. Pet spending has more than doubled from $17 billion in 1994 to an estimated $38.4 billion in 2006.
In 2006, Americansâ spending on pets is projected to be higher than ever:
⢠$15.2 billion for food
⢠$9.3 billion for supplies and over-the-counter medications
⢠$9.4 billion for veterinarian care
⢠$1.8 billion for live animal purchases
⢠$2.7 billion for other services
Total pet spending in 2005 was more successful than projected with total sales coming in at $36.3 billion. And when examined by individual segment, the numbers are even more revealing.Both veterinary care and other services had stronger than anticipated performances in 2005.New and expanded veterinary services such as joint replacement surgeries, delicate eye procedures, and senior health care helped increase total spending by almost 8 percent over 2004.Other innovative new services continue to increase market penetration with pet spas and hotels, grooming, pet therapy and related services.
âBoth of these segments should maintain strong performances this year as pet ownership continues to increase especially among key demographic sectors including baby boomers and young professional couples,â said Bob Vetere, President of APPMA.
Growth in the pet food sector performed as forecasted at 3.5 percent over 2004. âIt is interesting to note that food continues to show growth not only in the expected high-end areas with vitamin fortified formulas, gourmet lines and natural/organic food but with the value-priced portion of the segment as well,â said Vetere.
As with most retail areas, sales of pet supplies and O-T-C medications were impacted by an unusual number and intensity of storms last year like Hurricane Katrina and resulting record high gas prices.But, the late summer and fall slowdown in retail activity turned around with a strong Christmas selling season.Total sales within the pet supplies segment fell short of original projections but still showed a strong growth of 7 percent over 2004.âBased on year-end 2005 and early 2006 activity, we can anticipate almost the same growth this year,â said Vetere
Vetere points to a continued trend in the humanization of pet products to fuel further growth in retail.âBoth baby boomers whose children have moved on with their lives and young professionals who are delaying having families in favor of careers are turning to pets to fill the void at home,â he said.âWith these familiesâ higher-than-average disposable incomes, their pets are enjoying elaborate high-end and high-tech products as well as innovative devices designed for convenience for the pet owner.âWith this healthy base continuing to expand, APPMA is projecting total industry spending to grow by 5.7 percent in 2006 to a total of $38.4 billion dollars.
According to the APPMA 2005-2006 National Pet Owners Survey, current basic annual expenses for dog and cat owners in dollars include:
Dogs Cats
Surgical Vet Visits 574 337
Food 241 185
Kennel/Boarding 202 119
Routine Vet Visits 211 179
Groomer/Grooming Aids 107 24
Vitamins 123 32
Treats 68 43
Toys 45 29
As it is becoming widely recognized, pet owners' spending is not limited to the basics. APPMAâs National Pet Owners Survey shows 27 percent of dog owners and 13 percent of cat owners buy their pets birthday presents, and 55 percent of dog owners and 37 percent of cat owners buy their pet holiday presents.
Why do people pamper their pets to the tune of billions of dollars a year? Pet owners report in APPMAâs National Pet Owners Survey it because they have a special bond with their pets and consider them a best friend, a companion or like a child or member of their family.
Vetere likens it to his experience with his golden lab, Dakota, "I can sit and talk to him and tell him any problem I have, and he just sits there with his tongue hanging out, smiling at me, just waiting for me to finish. It's like, 'OK, you feel better now? Let's go outside and play.' "
Pets not only make us feel better, all the pampering weâve done for American pets has helped them reap the health benefits of human technological advances. A better understanding of pets by Veterinarians and manufacturers is producing high quality pet food, treats, treatments, health care items, vaccines, chemotherapy and surgical techniques that are extending the life of pets.
âWeâve come a long way in terms of how we view and treat our pets,â said Vetere. âAnd, fortunately for pets and people, there is still plenty of opportunity for healthy growth.â
First, someone came up with the idea of tattooing cats with a unique number which could be fed into a database in case the cat was lost. Next, the ubiquitous microchip was specifically designed for pets. Inserted with a simple injection under the fold of skin between a cat's shoulders, it is relatively inexpensive, although it has some drawbacks. Since there is more than one source of the chip, veterinarians and shelters must use scanners that are compatible with a given cat's microchip to find a match.
In today's age of electronics, it's no surprise that the next invention would be an electronic pet finder. There are already a couple of versions, and I'm sure more are just around the corner.
⢠Mobile Locator
This works with a device attached to the pet's collar, which emits a signal that can be picked up with a special mobile-phone-type of handheld monitor.
⢠Cat Locator and Trainer
A transponder mounted on the cat's collar transmits both a beep (capable of being heard for 100 yards) and a red light (for finding your cat in the dark.) You trigger the beep by pressing a button on a remote.
With a GPS locator for children already on the market, it's not surprising that one would follow for cats/dogs/pets.
More reading:
http://www.environmental-studies.de/products/GPS-GSM-dog-collar/dog-1.html
⢠Transaction will be handled thru escrow.com
⢠100% payment should be made within 2 days.
Taking offers as a package.
thanks,
⢠Looking for a killer domain name with huge future potential?
⢠Invest in emerging and future technology names!
⢠Here is your chance to own exciting and high potential domain names! Grab them before someone else does!
⢠Extremely valuable to the manufacturers or dealers of gps devices for pets.
⢠www.gpsfordogs.com, www.gpsforcats.com, www.gpsforanimals.com
⢠Imagine the costs and the trouble involved in locating the lost pets, leave alone the stress and agony.
Consider some of the facts about pets from APPMA:
Pet Spending at All Time High! Estimated at $38.4 billion in 2006!!
Source: http://www.appma.org/press_releasedetail.asp?id=84
The American Pet Products Manufacturers Association Releases 2006 Pet Industry Spending Figures:
(San Diego, CA.), March 23, 2006 â New industry spending figures released by The American Pet Products Manufacturers Association (APPMA) confirm just how much pets are becoming a part of American families.
After tracking pet industry statistics for more than a decade, APPMA announced new figures today demonstrating a continued rise in pet expenditures. Pet spending has more than doubled from $17 billion in 1994 to an estimated $38.4 billion in 2006.
In 2006, Americansâ spending on pets is projected to be higher than ever:
⢠$15.2 billion for food
⢠$9.3 billion for supplies and over-the-counter medications
⢠$9.4 billion for veterinarian care
⢠$1.8 billion for live animal purchases
⢠$2.7 billion for other services
Total pet spending in 2005 was more successful than projected with total sales coming in at $36.3 billion. And when examined by individual segment, the numbers are even more revealing.Both veterinary care and other services had stronger than anticipated performances in 2005.New and expanded veterinary services such as joint replacement surgeries, delicate eye procedures, and senior health care helped increase total spending by almost 8 percent over 2004.Other innovative new services continue to increase market penetration with pet spas and hotels, grooming, pet therapy and related services.
âBoth of these segments should maintain strong performances this year as pet ownership continues to increase especially among key demographic sectors including baby boomers and young professional couples,â said Bob Vetere, President of APPMA.
Growth in the pet food sector performed as forecasted at 3.5 percent over 2004. âIt is interesting to note that food continues to show growth not only in the expected high-end areas with vitamin fortified formulas, gourmet lines and natural/organic food but with the value-priced portion of the segment as well,â said Vetere.
As with most retail areas, sales of pet supplies and O-T-C medications were impacted by an unusual number and intensity of storms last year like Hurricane Katrina and resulting record high gas prices.But, the late summer and fall slowdown in retail activity turned around with a strong Christmas selling season.Total sales within the pet supplies segment fell short of original projections but still showed a strong growth of 7 percent over 2004.âBased on year-end 2005 and early 2006 activity, we can anticipate almost the same growth this year,â said Vetere
Vetere points to a continued trend in the humanization of pet products to fuel further growth in retail.âBoth baby boomers whose children have moved on with their lives and young professionals who are delaying having families in favor of careers are turning to pets to fill the void at home,â he said.âWith these familiesâ higher-than-average disposable incomes, their pets are enjoying elaborate high-end and high-tech products as well as innovative devices designed for convenience for the pet owner.âWith this healthy base continuing to expand, APPMA is projecting total industry spending to grow by 5.7 percent in 2006 to a total of $38.4 billion dollars.
According to the APPMA 2005-2006 National Pet Owners Survey, current basic annual expenses for dog and cat owners in dollars include:
Dogs Cats
Surgical Vet Visits 574 337
Food 241 185
Kennel/Boarding 202 119
Routine Vet Visits 211 179
Groomer/Grooming Aids 107 24
Vitamins 123 32
Treats 68 43
Toys 45 29
As it is becoming widely recognized, pet owners' spending is not limited to the basics. APPMAâs National Pet Owners Survey shows 27 percent of dog owners and 13 percent of cat owners buy their pets birthday presents, and 55 percent of dog owners and 37 percent of cat owners buy their pet holiday presents.
Why do people pamper their pets to the tune of billions of dollars a year? Pet owners report in APPMAâs National Pet Owners Survey it because they have a special bond with their pets and consider them a best friend, a companion or like a child or member of their family.
Vetere likens it to his experience with his golden lab, Dakota, "I can sit and talk to him and tell him any problem I have, and he just sits there with his tongue hanging out, smiling at me, just waiting for me to finish. It's like, 'OK, you feel better now? Let's go outside and play.' "
Pets not only make us feel better, all the pampering weâve done for American pets has helped them reap the health benefits of human technological advances. A better understanding of pets by Veterinarians and manufacturers is producing high quality pet food, treats, treatments, health care items, vaccines, chemotherapy and surgical techniques that are extending the life of pets.
âWeâve come a long way in terms of how we view and treat our pets,â said Vetere. âAnd, fortunately for pets and people, there is still plenty of opportunity for healthy growth.â
First, someone came up with the idea of tattooing cats with a unique number which could be fed into a database in case the cat was lost. Next, the ubiquitous microchip was specifically designed for pets. Inserted with a simple injection under the fold of skin between a cat's shoulders, it is relatively inexpensive, although it has some drawbacks. Since there is more than one source of the chip, veterinarians and shelters must use scanners that are compatible with a given cat's microchip to find a match.
In today's age of electronics, it's no surprise that the next invention would be an electronic pet finder. There are already a couple of versions, and I'm sure more are just around the corner.
⢠Mobile Locator
This works with a device attached to the pet's collar, which emits a signal that can be picked up with a special mobile-phone-type of handheld monitor.
⢠Cat Locator and Trainer
A transponder mounted on the cat's collar transmits both a beep (capable of being heard for 100 yards) and a red light (for finding your cat in the dark.) You trigger the beep by pressing a button on a remote.
With a GPS locator for children already on the market, it's not surprising that one would follow for cats/dogs/pets.
More reading:
http://www.environmental-studies.de/products/GPS-GSM-dog-collar/dog-1.html
⢠Transaction will be handled thru escrow.com
⢠100% payment should be made within 2 days.
Taking offers as a package.
thanks,
