The Great Pet Replacement: Cats and Dogs in Taiwan's Demographic Crisis
- CLASSIFICATION
- Finding Formosa
- FORMAT
- DOCUMENTARY
- ROLE
- FULL PRODUCTION
- RUNTIME
- 13:39
- LOCATION
- TAIWAN
- YEAR
- 2026
ABOUT
This episode explores the growing phenomenon of pets becoming integral members of Taiwanese families, particularly among younger generations. As birth rates decline, many young couples are choosing to adopt pets instead of having children, reshaping the concept of family. We look at the booming pet care industry, including grooming salons, training schools, and pet hotels, to understand how society is adapting to this trend.
Through interviews with pet owners, vets, and industry professionals, the episode delves into how this cultural shift reflects broader societal changes and the emotional connections driving Taiwan’s new “pet parenting” lifestyle.
CREW
SPECIAL THANKS
Eric Yang; Karen Chuang; Lin Ching-Yi; Yang Hsiao-Po; Edward Wu; David Chen; Chang Fang-Yu; Chuang Chih-Chao; Chien Pei-Ju
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