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Planning for a Pricey Pet

Pets can be great companions, so it’s probably not surprising that 94 million U.S. households own at least one. But pets can also be expensive to care for, and costs are rising. According to one survey, average pet costs increased 9% for a dog and 11% for a cat in 2024 and are projected to rise even more — as much as 7% for a dog and 10% for a cat in 2025. Costs vary based on factors such size, breed, age, and health, but knowing how much you might spend to care for your pet can help you plan for the impact on your budget.

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