Every Sixth Russian Spends More on Pets Than on Themselves
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According to multiple surveys, nearly half of Russian pet owners spend as much or more on their pets than on themselves. Food is the largest expense, averaging 6,100 rubles per month, followed by veterinary care and medication at around 4,900 rubles. Despite this, 61% of respondents are willing to reduce their own healthcare spending to ensure their pets receive necessary treatment. IT specialists are among the highest spenders on pets.
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