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Nearly half of Canadian pet owners skip vet visits due to high costs, risking pet health.
A recent report indicates nearly half of Canadian pet owners are avoiding veterinary visits due to rising costs, with annual dog care expenses ranging from $1,418 to $4,480 and lifetime costs reaching up to $53,935.
Factors include increased demand post-pandemic, higher service prices from inflation and supply chain issues, veterinarian shortages, and costly procedures.
Experts warn that financial strain is leading some to skip essential care, risking long-term health and higher expenses.
To address this, many clinics now offer wellness plans and pet insurance to provide more affordable, predictable options for routine and emergency care.
Casi la mitad de los dueños de mascotas canadienses omiten las visitas al veterinario debido a los altos costos, arriesgando la salud de las mascotas.