A quarter of pet parents lied to their boss about visits to the vet

According to new research, nearly a quarter of pet parents have lied to their boss about bringing him to the vet.

The new survey of 2000 pet parents revealed that 65% of people who lied to their boss did so because they did not think their boss would consider it a valid excuse.

In addition to lying to a boss, the survey looked at other things that pet owners are willing to do for their furry friends.

According to the findings of OnePoll and Fuzzy Pet Health, our children in fur are so important to us that we are ready to give up our professional and social commitments to ensure their well-being.

Thirty-nine percent take their day off to care for their pet, while 27% choose to work at home to take care of their four-legged friend.

Three in 10 parents have fallen on their human friends to spend time with their hair.

"Time constraints are among the most important obstacles for parents of pets. But they do not want to cut corners with regard to the welfare of their pets. As a company, we have outsourced much of the essential services to life, it's time to take over veterinary care for the modern world, "said Dr. Jess Trimble, Chief Veterinarian of Fuzzy Pet Health .

Parents of animals love their children in fur. So, naturally, when they swallow or chew something they should not, there is nothing to surprise parents with panic.

76% of pet parents panic when their boyfriend swallows something they should not have.

And the average pet owner has seen his animals swallow something that they should not have five times.

Whether it's ingesting grass (the first strange thing reported by pet owners) or stuffing a toy (almost a third of homeowners report that) Of the 32% who saw their furry friend ingest toilet paper after rummaging through the bathroom – the list is endless.

32% of pets have seen their pet eat insects, while one-third of pet owners have seen their four-legged companion eating foods they should not eat.

Nearly half (47%) call the vet after their pet has swallowed something harmful, while 43% take their pet to the vet immediately.

With all these panics, you expect pet owners to have insurance for their four-legged friends. Unfortunately, only 28% of pet owners surveyed said they had health insurance for their beloved furry companions.

Forty-six percent of the pet owners surveyed believe they have limited access to quality veterinary care near their homes and have revealed that they avoid taking their animals to the veterinarian because they were too expensive.

"The observations of pet parents on the current system of veterinary care are not wrong. Bringing your pet to emergency care is a painful ordeal – expensive, timely and confusing, "said Dr. Jess Trimble," and it may not be necessary. "

Trimble continues, "With Fuzzy Pet Health, we offer transparent and affordable prices, as well as top-notch care at home and through our app, for all your moments of panic in pets."

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