The State of the American Pet Survey
Submitted on Apr 25, 2007 (Original item from 2001)
Companion Animals | Pet Overpopulation | Pet Ownership
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This Purina-sponsored study found that pet owners are highly committed to their pets, although some areas of concern were identified: Although owners consider their pet's health to be good, veterinarians seem to disagree; Owners consider their pets to be well-behaved, but still note behavioral issues such as scratching furniture, etc; Pet owners are concerned with pet overpopulation but do not act accordingly.
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