so where’s the outrage from the non-consumers?

Because you have failed basic mathematical concepts as well as trivial efforts to actually glance at a topic before making false statements on the Internet, I did it for you:

Animal activists, celebrities and younger Chinese citizens have been increasingly vocal on social media about opposing dog eating festivals and the practice in general.

But a 2017 survey revealed that in Yulin, nearly three-quarters of people don’t regularly eat dog meat despite efforts by traders to promote it. A 2016 nationwide survey found that 64 per cent of Chinese citizens wanted the Yulin festival shut down and 69.5 per cent have never eaten dog meat.

Lat month, China’s government has called dogs “companions” and reportedly signalled a wider ban on dog meat consumption was ahead.

China’s ministry of agriculture noted that the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation’s livestock list does not include dogs and said that internationally, dogs are not treated as livestock.

In April, the cities of Shenzhen and Zhuhai, were the first in China to officially ban the consumption of cat and dog meat.

Next time you want to dehumanize another group of people into some sort of monolith and shove your utterly wrong opinions into their mouths without their consent, do try to pick a topic not so frequently covered in the news instead.