Alaska, Kansas and Wyoming have America’s most adventurous pets, according to new research.
A study of 5,000 cat and dog owners, with 100 in each of the 50 countries, researched unique pet ownership insects, aiming to discover some “pet owner superlatives”, including who will most likely take their pets into an epic adventure.
The results revealed that the last border has the most adventurous pets, with 62% of Alaskans say their pet always wants to explore, while 26% of Kansans said they tend to enter the wrongdoing abroad.
But this is not the only superlative that Alaskans can boast: the results found that they are also the most related to their pets.
North Carolinas also ranked among the top five most bonded, and 56% said they have a second shade – wherever they go, their pets go.
Ordered by Banfield Pet Hospital and carried out by Talker Research, the fully found survey of animals fixed by animals in other countries, such as those who are most likely to seek veterinary care, celebrate the special day of their animals and caress them.
Kentuckians take their pets with them for good reasons: they are more likely to bring their pets to the veterinarian.
This was followed by two other southern-Alabama and Tennesses, who are probably more likely to be first based with their veterinary team.
Owners of Tennessee pets take things one step further, as they are more likely to have more apps on their phone for their animals than their own.
In Massachusetts, the answers know how to throw a holiday, as the pet owners here were most likely to celebrate their pets’ birthday. Florida and Maryland were other states that most likely celebrate their pet on their special day.
Forty -five percent of Bay Statters surveyed will take their pets a birthday each year, and 12% admit that they are looking forward to their pets more than their own.
Outside their special day, owners in Maryland know that their pet still deserves extra attention, which may be why they are more likely to pamper their dog or cat.
While some of this caresses include washing their wool regularly (35%) and staying on top of their bath routine (32%), those in Maryland take things to another level.
Seventeen percent of Marylanders have made photos with their pets, and 14% said their pet has variable clothing to wear.
“One thing we know in Banfield is that while every pet owner has a unique approach, we all share a common passion and love for pets,” said Alea Harrison, Banfield Pet Hospital medical chief. “These superlatives of pets strengthen the growing human-erastine bond and the importance of regular veterinary preventive career.
Some respondents do not want to leave home without their pets, resulting in Luiziana, New York and Florida having some of the most traveled pets.
Owners in Louisiana are more likely to travel with their pet, but they will not go away: pets in Florida have traveled to most countries with their owner, while those in New York and Washington are most likely to have traveled internationally.
Others prefer to stay home with their pets: answers in Nevada reported to spend more time with their animals. Those who were in Connecticut won the superlative to have pets and answers in Indiana have the most “introduced” friends of everyone.
Animal Owner Superlative of State Owner for State
- Alaska – most likely to take their pet on an adventure
- Alaska – most attached to their pets
- California – most likely to prioritize their pets’ needs over their
- Connecticut – Cuddliest Pet House
- Colorado – most likely to prioritize their pet’s mental and emotional health
- Delaware – most likely to use technology to manage their pet’s care
- The most well -traveled pets in Florida (number of states)
- Georgia – most likely to have a Wellness plan for their pet
- Indiana – spend most time being “home houses” with their pets
- Kentucky – most likely to take their pet to the veterinarian
- Luiziana – most likely to travel with their pets
- Maryland – most likely to caress their pets
- Massachusetts – most likely celebrate their pet’s birthday
- Michigan – where pets are number 1 more routine -oriented and less likely to try new things
- Nevada – spend more time with their pet
- Oklahoma – most likely to talk more about their adult pets than their
- South Carolina – most likely never miss a flea and notes treatment
- Tennesses – Most likely there are more apps on their phone for the welfare of their animals than their
Survey Methodology:
Research Talker surveyed 5,000 cat and dog owners, with 100 in each of the 50 countries; The survey was ordered by Banfield Pet Hospital and was administered and carried out online by Talker Research between April 10-25.
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