Pets not victims of inflation

Despite today's high prices, many people still want the best for their pets. After all, they believe they're true family members who shouldn't be victims of current inflation.

The rising prices are becoming a nationwide problem. Yet, pet stores aren't seeing a decline in sales of more expensive items like drinking fountains, luxury dog ​​beds, scratching posts, and toys. This is because people are more inclined to save money on their own purchases than on those for their pets, ultimately buying such a more expensive product. This was also evident during World Animal Day, where people flocked to more expensive items and food to pamper their pets!

There are also households with less to spend; these people aren't likely to reach for a "luxury" product. Yet, a lot has changed for them too. Almost all food has become considerably more expensive. This may have forced them to switch to a different type of food. To make this transition as smooth as possible, many pet shops now offer cheaper food. This ensures they still have plenty of choice!