In April 2024, MetLife Pet Insurance announced a groundbreaking collaboration with the Association for Animal Welfare Advancement, a leading organization that decided to promote excellence in animal welfare. This innovative partnership aims to improve the lives of animals and support the vital work of animal welfare organizations globally.
By combining their expertise and resources, MetLife Pet Insurance and AAWA will work together to advance animal welfare and promote best practices in animal care.
Through this collaboration, MetLife Pet Insurance will provide critical support to AAWA member organizations, which include animal shelters, rescue groups, and other welfare groups. This partnership also facilitates the development of educational resources, community outreach initiatives, and training programs.
Additionally, MetLife Pet Insurance will offer exclusive benefits and discounts to AAWA members, helping to support their vital work and promote a culture of animal welfare excellence. This collaboration marks an important step forward in promoting animal welfare and improving the lives of animals across the country.
As per the Coherent Market Insights, the global pet insurance industry is set to expand at 15.6% CAGR between 2023 and 2030. By 2030, revenue generated by the industry is expected to reach a sum of US$ 26.44 billion from US$ 8.3 billion in 2022. Growth in the industry is attributed to the growing pet population across the world.
Moreover, the rising adoption of pet ownership in the world is also fueling growth in the global pet insurance industry. The rising incidence of disease among pets will also lead to propel growth in the global industry. Pet insurance will help in migrating expenses that are related to medical conditions such as injuries, cancer, and accidents.
Growing demand for veterinary healthcare facilities is expected to fuel growth in the global industry. These services include specialized diagnostic equipment, specialized personnel, and high capital investments.
North America is poised to hold the highest share in the global pet insurance industry by 2030. This is owing to increasing pet adoption and an increase in awareness regarding veterinary health. Additionally, growing demand for pet ownership will also lead to drive demand in the region.
Europe is set to hold a second second-largest position in the global industry during the forecast period. This is owing to rising awareness about veterinary health in this region.
Key companies in the industry are implementing various strategic initiatives including launching new policies, mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, and collaboration to expand their share.
