Wolves Hand (194A) · RiskExplicitly identified the coexistence of an increase in new pet ownership and mitigation measures
Risk of reduced demand due to a decline in the number of animals kept
First written in FY2025. . Latest entry: FY2026.
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Reduced Demand for Pet Supplies Due to Shortages of Live Pets and a Decline in the Number of Pets KeptA theme 7 companies write about · 7 as a headwind · 0 as a tailwind
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- FY2026Explicitly identified the coexistence of an increase in new pet ownership and mitigation measuresAnnual report
「Although the total number of pets kept has been gradually declining since 2013, the number of new pets being kept has been trending upward as people seek the comfort of living with pets and aim to deepen communication within their families amid the spread of COVID-19.」
While maintaining the long-term risk of a decline in the number of pets kept, the Group described the factors behind the increase in new pet ownership and measures to retain customers and raise average consultation fees through high-quality and advanced veterinary care. - FY2025First statedAnnual report
「Although the total number of animals kept as pets has been gradually declining since 2013, future trends in the number of animals kept as pets are expected to depend on demographics and economic conditions. If the number declines, this could affect our group’s business development, financial position and operating results.」
Identifies the long-term decline in the number of animals kept as pets as a risk that could reduce demand for the hospital business.