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The rise of China's pet food market is inseparable from the change in consumer concepts. As people's living standards improve, they care more about their pets and are willing to provide them with high-quality food. At the same time, the popularity of the Internet also enables consumers to more easily obtain various pet food information, including brands and products from abroad.

From an international perspective, some developed countries have mature R&D and production technologies in the field of pet food. Their products enter the Chinese market through cross-border channels, which not only enriches consumers' choices, but also brings competitive pressure and learning opportunities to domestic companies.

Cross-border e-commerce platforms play an important role in this. Through these platforms, consumers can easily buy pet food from all over the world. At the same time, they also provide channels for domestic pet food companies to expand overseas markets.

However, cross-border trade is not always smooth sailing. During international express delivery, there may be problems such as logistics delays and packaging damage. This not only affects consumers' shopping experience, but also brings certain cost pressures to companies.

In order to meet these challenges, companies need to strengthen communication and collaboration with logistics partners, optimize packaging design, and improve transportation efficiency. At the same time, the government should also strengthen supervision, improve relevant regulations, and ensure the healthy development of cross-border pet food trade.

In general, the huge potential of China's pet food market interacts with cross-border factors. While making full use of international resources, it is also necessary to overcome the difficulties in cross-border trade to achieve the continued prosperity of the pet food industry.