Sentences with phrase «cat owner surveys»
Of the 4,626 dog and cat owners surveyed, dog owners averaged 3.5 vet visits a year and cat owners averaged 2.1 visits a year.
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42.9 million U.S. households own a cat, according to the 2015 - 2016 APPA National Pet Owners Survey.
And the numbers seem to agree; according to the 2017 - 2018 APPA National Pet Owners Survey, the number of pet cats in the U.S. grew from 85.8 million to 94.2 million between 2014 and 2016.
Although there aren't any statistics for pet owners in Singapore who sleep with their pets, a survey by the American Pet Products Association shows that 62 percent of cats sleep in their owners» beds, while nearly half of dogs snooze with their pet parents.
According to the 2017 - 2018 APPA National Pet Owners Survey, there are approximately 94.2 million pet cats in the country compared to 89.7 pet canines, and pet retailers simply can not afford to ignore these numbers.
After interviewing 250 dog owners and 250 cat owners nationwide, the survey also concluded nearly 50 per cent of female cat owners share their problems with their feline friend.
Approximately 42.9 million American homes own at least one cat, and there are 85.5 million pet cats in the U.S., according to the 2015 - 2016 APPA National Pet Owners Survey.
Dog owners are more likely to take Fido to see a vet or psychologist compared to cat owners (23 percent vs. 11 percent), the survey showed.
A recent survey by feline welfare charity Cats Protection found that it's difficult for cat owners to recognize signs of stress in their pets.
While the gap in our perception of cats and dogs remains vast, according to PetSmart Charities» survey, 56 percent of respondents said negative stereotypes about cats are untrue and 71 percent said stigmas about cat owners are outdated.
According to the latest American Pet Product Association Pet Owners» Survey, pet ownership in America continues to rise, now standing at 77.5 million dogs and 93.6 million cats.
According to the American Pet Products Association's 2015 - 2016 National Pet Owners Survey, 50 percent of surveyed dog owners purchase a Christmas gift for their pet, while 37 percent of cat owners do theOwners Survey, 50 percent of surveyed dog owners purchase a Christmas gift for their pet, while 37 percent of cat owners do theowners purchase a Christmas gift for their pet, while 37 percent of cat owners do theowners do the same.
In one large survey, 66 % of cat owners thought their cat acted out of spite.1
WYCKOFF, N.J. (September 11, 2017)-- Cats provide their people with companionship and love, and as 92 % of surveyed cat owners agree, feline health plays a significant role in their overall well - being.
The authors surveyed 70 folks whose cats had been diagnosed with FIC and as a control, surveyed 95 cat owners whose cats were patients at the same veterinary hospital, but had never shown signs of urinary tract problems.
The survey showed that cats can be just as silly as dogs when it comes to eating things they aren't supposed to, and that owners of kittens and of some pedigree cats should be especially aware of the dangers.
According to the survey, 66 percent of male owners and 62 percent of female owners rated their cats more cuddly than their partners.
British cat owners would rather cuddle with their pets than with their lovers, a survey revealed Sunday.
According to a recent survey by the Kelton Global of more than 500 cat owners, its turns out the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) may be easier -LSB-...]
The American Veterinary Medical Foundation conducts a study every five years on the ownership and veterinary care of cats and dogs.The most recent study, conducted in 2011 and surveying more than 50,000 pet owners, found that 44.9 percent of cat owners and 18.7 percent of dog owners did not bring their pet to the vet in 2011.
A 2009 - 2010 national pet owners» survey by the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association reveals that the vast majority of owned pets... 75 % of dogs and 87 % of cats... are spayed or neutered.
More than 48 percent of both cat and dog owners surveyed indicated the primary reason for not doing so was because their pet wasn't sick or injured.
A new survey has revealed that only 11 % of dog and cat owners consider their pet's age as important when they are selecting a type of food.
A national survey commissioned by Iams ® has revealed that only 11 % of pet owners in the United States consider the age of their dog or cat as the most important factor when selecting a type of food for their pet.
According to recent survey by the ASPCA, more than one - third of dog and cat owners don't have disaster preparedness plans in place for their pets.
- APPA Releases 2007 - 2008 National Pet Owners Survey, the Most Comprehensive Data Examining Demographics and Consumer Habits, of U.S. Dog, Cat, Fish, Bird, Horse, Reptile, and Small Animal Owners -
According to the APPA 2005 - 2006 National Pet Owners Survey, current basic annual expenses for dog and cat owners in dollars inOwners Survey, current basic annual expenses for dog and cat owners in dollars inowners in dollars include:
Once at the clinic, more than half of cat owners are less than completely satisfied with waiting room comfort, yet twenty - four percent of the clinics surveyed have yet to implement changes, and an additional thirty - five percent of the clinics have no intention of addressing these issues.1
According to a survey conducted in the United Kingdom, 100 cat owners aged 13 years and under were questioned on their feelings about their cats.
[1] And a survey of metropolitan Chicago cat owners found that 87.2 percent of respondents» cats «never went outdoors.»
- According to the 2009/2010 APPA National Pet Owners Survey, cat owners reported «companionship, love and company» as the leading benefit of owning Owners Survey, cat owners reported «companionship, love and company» as the leading benefit of owning owners reported «companionship, love and company» as the leading benefit of owning a cat.
«In this survey, approximately 45 percent of cat and dog owners assessed their pet as having a normal body weight when the veterinarian assessed the pet to be overweight,» said Dr. Joe Bartges, from the University of Tennessee's College of Veterinary Medicine.
The National Cancer Institute estimates that a staggering 12 million cats and dogs will be diagnosed with cancer each year, and surveys show that cancer is a major health concern of dog and cat owners.
According to the American Pet Product Association National Pet Owners Survey, in 2004 about a third of all cats could go inside or outside as they please, with the remaining 17 percent outside only.
According to APPA's 2003 - 2004 National Pet Owners Survey, almost nine - out - of - ten dog owners and seven - out - of - ten cat owners own brushes / grooming tools for theiOwners Survey, almost nine - out - of - ten dog owners and seven - out - of - ten cat owners own brushes / grooming tools for theiowners and seven - out - of - ten cat owners own brushes / grooming tools for theiowners own brushes / grooming tools for their pet.
The American Pet Products Association 2008 National Pet Owners Survey, though, indicates that 64 percent of pet cats are indoor - only during the daytime, and 69 percent are kept in at night [3].
The author conducted a large - scale survey in 1995 (unpublished) on elderly cat behavior and health; in total, more than 1200 owners participated in the research.
In the 1995 Elderly Cat Survey, owners reported that most of their cats (79.1 %) had a favorite place to sleep; and when asked where their cat liked to sleep, almost all owners reported that it was somewhere warm and comfortable (BOX 2 and TABLE Cat Survey, owners reported that most of their cats (79.1 %) had a favorite place to sleep; and when asked where their cat liked to sleep, almost all owners reported that it was somewhere warm and comfortable (BOX 2 and TABLE cat liked to sleep, almost all owners reported that it was somewhere warm and comfortable (BOX 2 and TABLE 1).
Owners of cats aged 12 years or over were invited to complete detailed surveys asking questions about how their cat's behavior had changed since they had reached the age of 12 years.
A survey by the ASPCA indicated that around 15 % of pet owners had lost a cat or dog over the last five years, while over 3 million dogs enter animal shelters each year (many of these are stray or lost dogs).
Did you know that a recent survey of animal shelters found that cats brought in NOT microchipped have a less than 4 % chance of being returned to their owner, but a cat that HAS been microchipped and then ends up at a shelter has almost a 100 % chance of being returned home?
The ASPCA conducted a telephone survey of nearly 10,000 current or past cat or dog owners and found that 590 had re-homed a cat or dog within the preceding five years.
According to the ASPCA's National Rehoming Survey, pet problems are the most common reason that owners rehome their pet, accounting for 47 % of rehomed dogs and 42 % of rehomed cats.
However, perhaps fittingly, cats get to enjoy the lion's share of the bedroom: Less than half of dogs (45 %) get to share the bed, while 62 % of cats sleep with their adult pet owners, and 13 % of cats sleep with children, according to the National Pet Owners Survey by the American Pet Products Associowners, and 13 % of cats sleep with children, according to the National Pet Owners Survey by the American Pet Products AssociOwners Survey by the American Pet Products Association.
APPA's 2005 - 2006 National Pet Owners Survey notes that 52 percent of dogs, 24 percent of cats, 36 percent of saltwater fish, 15 percent of freshwater fish 5 percent of birds, 11 percent of small animals and 8 percent of reptiles are given medications and / or drugs.
Although a recent study published in Veterinary Economics found FLUTD as the number one reason cats are presented to the veterinarian (outside of routine care), the Cat Behavior Survey uncovered that less than half of cat owners (46 %) would take their cats to a veterinarian for urinating outside of the litter box (inappropriate elimination)-- one of the warning signs of FLUCat Behavior Survey uncovered that less than half of cat owners (46 %) would take their cats to a veterinarian for urinating outside of the litter box (inappropriate elimination)-- one of the warning signs of FLUcat owners (46 %) would take their cats to a veterinarian for urinating outside of the litter box (inappropriate elimination)-- one of the warning signs of FLUTD.
A survey of owners» perceptions of fear of fireworks in a sample of dogs and cats in New Zealand.
According to the American Pet Products Asociation's 2017 National Pet Owners Survey, there are an estimated 94.2 million pet cats in 38 % of American households.
A national Cat Behavior Survey conducted by Harris Interactive was done to discover if cat owners really understand the number one reason why cats are being taken to the veterinariCat Behavior Survey conducted by Harris Interactive was done to discover if cat owners really understand the number one reason why cats are being taken to the veterinaricat owners really understand the number one reason why cats are being taken to the veterinarian.
According to an American Pet Products Association (APPA) National Pet Owners Survey, there are over 86 million cats in the United States as compared to approximately 78 million dogs.