Taking a preventative approach to pet health issues saves pet owners time and money. Check out this list of key areas to focus on to save money on long-term costs related to pet health.
The cost of pet ownership can really add up. Especially if your dog or cat encounters health problems that need treatment.
According to the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association, the annual cost of caring for a puppy ranges from $4,589 - $4,666, the annual cost of caring for a dog is approximately $3,724. The cost of caring for cats is approximately $2,542. Costs include healthy pet food options, essentials like collar and leash, toys and bed and other expenses including pet insurance.
Nipping the buildup of plaque and tartar in the bud prevents dental conditions like periodontitis, tooth infection, cavities, and gingivitis. Owners can prevent these conditions by cleaning their pet’s teeth daily. Dental gel and chews, water additives, and therapeutic diets are also preventative ways to keep teeth healthy.
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