March 31, 2025 - 14:42
Despite growing fears of an impending recession, pet owners continue to prioritize spending on their furry companions. Recent findings indicate that consumers are maintaining their expenditures on pet-related products and services, showcasing the resilience of the pet industry even in challenging economic times.
While many households are tightening their budgets in response to rising costs and economic uncertainty, pet owners are still willing to invest in high-quality food, toys, and healthcare for their pets. This trend highlights the emotional bond between humans and their pets, often leading owners to view pet care as a non-negotiable expense.
Experts suggest that the ongoing commitment to pet spending may be driven by the increasing recognition of pets as family members. As a result, many consumers are likely to prioritize their pets' needs over other discretionary spending. This steadfast dedication to pet care suggests that the anticipated "petcession" may not materialize as some had predicted, at least for the time being.
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Significant Decline in Mortgage Rates Marks a Yearly LowThe average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage has seen a notable decrease this week, dropping to 6.35%. This marks a decrease from the previous week`s rate of 6.5%, representing the largest weekly...
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Three-Day Event to Boost Local Entrepreneurs Amid Recovery EffortsA significant event aimed at empowering local entrepreneurs is set to take place over three days, focusing on workshops, networking opportunities, and essential support for businesses still...
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Florida State University Business Programs Recognized for ExcellenceThe Florida State University College of Business has once again secured its top position among four-year public institutions, according to the recently published 2026 Best Colleges rankings by...