Rising Costs Make Pet Ownership a Luxury in the US, Vets Concerned

A survey by Morgan Stanley indicates that US veterinary practices are increasing sales by raising prices, while simultaneously contending with fewer pet visits. Vets express concern that owning a pet has become a luxury, leading to a shrinking pet population.

22 Jul, 19:56 — 22 Jul, 19:56

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‘Owning a pet has become a luxury’ — vets worry about higher prices and shrinking pet population, survey finds

A Morgan Stanley survey shows that U.S. vet practices are growing sales by raising prices as they contend with fewer visits —a formula that analysts say is unsustainable.

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Rising Costs Make Pet Ownership a Luxury in the US, Vets Concerned

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‘Owning a pet has become a luxury’ — vets worry about higher prices and shrinking pet population, survey finds

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