90% of dog owners say pet's health as important or more important than their own

A recent poll revealed that a significant majority of U.S. dog owners—90%—consider their dog's health to be as important or more important than their own. The survey, conducted by Spot & Tango, highlights the lengths some owners go to in order to extend their pets' lives. Over half of participants stated they would prefer spending on their dogs, while a notable 14% would end relationships to prolong their dog's lifespan. The study also showed pronounced generational differences, especially with Gen Z being more willing to pay premium prices for their dogs' nutrition.

"Among the findings, 96% of dog owners are willing to pay more per meal to ensure their pet has the healthiest life possible, highlighting their devotion."

"One in seven dog owners revealed they would even choose to give up their partner to extend their dog’s life, showcasing extreme dedication among millennials."

"A significant number of dog owners expressed a willingness to clone their pets, with 52% considering their dog’s health equally important as their own."

"The results indicated that generational differences exist, with Gen Z being the most inclined to spend more on their dogs’ food and overall well-being."

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