The pet care business posted the highest nine-month organic growth rate for Nestlé.

The company reported dollar share gains for its core pet food and treat brands over the first quarter.

The company’s second-quarter and six-month earnings show incremental improvements in input, logistics and quality costs.

The company reported higher losses and net sales gains in the first quarter.

Sustainability, e-commerce, personalization and grain-inclusion are currently the biggest trends in pet food, according to NielsenIQ.

The company’s key segments — dog food, cat food and pet treats — all reported double-digit sales growth over the quarter.

The company detailed its third quarter earnings and recent leadership appointments on Nov. 1.

“Continued momentum” for its premium, science-based and veterinary pet food brands is leading organic growth for Nestlé.

The company is experiencing softness for discretionary pet product purchases in the face of industry-wide inflation and economic uncertainty.

The company reported a record-breaking quarter due to the launch of Halo Elevate, as well as expansions in brick-and-mortar and international markets.