16省份布局宠物经济产业园，8114亿的新赛道

Core Insights - The "pet economy" is rapidly reshaping consumer structures and regional industrial patterns, driven by the ongoing pet ownership trend [1] - Pet economic industrial parks are evolving from being supported by local policies to becoming core drivers of industrial clustering and upgrading [1] Industry Growth and Market Size - The pet economy is entering a trillion-yuan market, with China's pet market size reaching 392.4 billion yuan in 2023, a year-on-year increase of 33.5% [2] - By 2025, the market size is expected to exceed 811.4 billion yuan [2] - As of November 2025, there are approximately 4.9833 million pet-related enterprises in China, an increase of about 337,000 from the previous year [2] Industrial Park Development - The construction of pet economic industrial parks is accelerating, with 27 clusters established across 25 cities in 16 provinces as of November 2025, up from 22 parks in February 2025 [2] - Notable parks include the Beijing (Pinggu) Pet Economic Industrial Park and the "China Pet Food Capital" in Xingtai, Hebei [4][5] Regional Development Characteristics - The pet economy has formed a "multi-polar, distinctive" development pattern, with North China led by Beijing and Hebei's Xingtai as a production base [5] - East China is the most developed region for the pet economy, with Shandong having the highest number of industrial parks [5] - South China serves as a commercial hub, particularly strong in pet medical resources and trading [5] Challenges and Future Directions - The industry faces challenges such as homogenized competition, weak brand influence, and insufficient technological innovation [7] - To overcome these challenges, the pet economy industrial parks must focus on market-driven, government-guided, innovation-driven, and standardized development [7] - Future success will depend on differentiation, technological innovation, and brand building within the pet economy [8]