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Companion Animals Are Pigging Out On Christmas Treats

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The holiday seasons bring extra treats for companion animals, as they are spoiled by their guardians for Christmas dinner.

This survey finds that the winter holidays come with extra treats for companion animals. 37% of companion animal owners surveyed say they intend to feed their companion animals a special feast for Christmas dinner.

Companion animals receive special treatment on the holidays including special meals and presents. 37% of companion animal owners surveyed plan to give their companion animals special meals, similar to what they are having. In addition, 57% of those surveyed are giving their companion animals a present. 10% of companion animal owners will also groom their companion animal or get them an outfit for the holiday.

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Thame Gazette, Unknown, 2011

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