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‘Owning a pet has become a luxury’ — vets worry about higher prices and shrinking pet population, survey finds
A Morgan Stanley survey reveals U.S. veterinary practices are increasing sales by raising prices amid fewer pet visits. Analysts warn this strategy is unsustainable as pet ownership declines and costs rise, making pet ownership a financial challenge for many.
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