Pets rely on owners to keep them healthy and fit
Humans learn daily exercise and diet, but pets depend on owners to manage health. If owners neglect, pets risk obesity and chronic issues. Pets are generally low maintenance to stay in shape, yet proper care requires informed choices.
Cut Down on Table Scraps to Fight Pet Obesity
Health guidance cites over 50 percent of cats and dogs as overweight or obese due to table scraps and inactivity. Experts urge fitness, agility training, and tailored diet plans. Studies show few owners base feeding on weight or consult vets. regular exercise like fetch or obstacle courses benefits dogs and other pets.
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Pet spending soars as Americans pour billions on animals
The American Pet Products Association estimates total pet industry spending at 55.5 billion dollars this year. The data show rising annual totals from 2003 to 2013, with monthly spending varying by city, highlighting how pet needs drive significant household expenses and economic activity.
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American Pet Products Association
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