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MSE Poll: How much do you spend on your pet(s)?
Former_MSE_Sam_M
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Poll started 25 April 2017
How much do you spend on your pet(s)?
They may provide love and joy, but keeping a pet doesn’t come fur free. Whether you’ve a Kitty, Rover, Tabby or Nemo we want to know how much ewe spend on your pet(s) purr year, including on food, insurance, vet costs, clothes, toys, dog walking, kennels or owt else.
Please vote in the relevant categories (or dogerories) depending on the pets you have. If you have more than one of a type, please do the cost PER pet.
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Mandelbrot wrote: »clothes? :think:
Does that include the handbag to put the dog in or not?“Time is intended to be spent, not saved” - Alfred Wainwright0 -
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must admit I didn't realise how much till saw this &
added it all up!please be a responsible pet owner & spay/neuter your pets, too many strays & not enough homes for them sadly.0 -
I have already spent over £500 and I've only had my dog for about 10 weeks :eek:0
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How can you spend £10000 pa on a cat? I have a friend who has one moggy and 2 pedigree cats and she spends a fraction of that.0
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Poll started 25 April 2017
How much do you spend on your pet(s)?
They may provide love and joy, but keeping a pet doesn’t come fur free. Whether you’ve a Kitty, Rover, Tabby or Nemo we want to know how much ewe spend on your pet(s) purr year, including on food, insurance, vet costs, clothes, toys, dog walking, kennels or owt else.
Please vote in the relevant categories (or dogerories) depending on the pets you have. If you have more than one of a type, please do the cost PER pet.
Did you vote? Are you surprised at the results so far? Have your say below. To see the results from last time, click here.
If you haven’t already, join the forum to reply. If you aren’t sure how it all works, read our New to Forum? Intro Guide.
Thanks!
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When I add up the food, Petplan pet insurance, and minimum annual Vet Bills, we are not much below the £500 mark for the cat.
And, amazingly enough at least half that for the fish - not that food is a great deal, hard to quantify the electric for the pond appliances, but then there's the water treatments, and pond cleaning.I used to work for Tesco - now retired - speciality Clubcard0 -
When I add up the food, Petplan pet insurance, and minimum annual Vet Bills, we are not much below the £500 mark for the cat.
And, amazingly enough at least half that for the fish - not that food is a great deal, hard to quantify the electric for the pond appliances, but then there's the water treatments, and pond cleaning.
Yes, I'm in for nearly £400 for petplan & pets4vets maintenance plan.
Then the food, litter & so on.0
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