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FAQ: 2025’s Most Pet-Friendly Cities According to WalletHub Study

Summary

WalletHub's study highlights the most and least pet-friendly cities in the U.S. for 2025, based on 23 key metrics, aiming to help pet owners find the best quality of life for their animal companions without overspending.

What is the purpose of WalletHub’s study on pet-friendly cities?

The study aims to identify where pets can enjoy the best quality of life without their owners breaking the bank, by comparing the 100 largest U.S. cities across 23 key metrics.

Which city is ranked as the most pet-friendly in 2025?

Scottsdale, AZ, is ranked as the most pet-friendly city in 2025.

Which city is ranked as the least pet-friendly in 2025?

Honolulu, HI, is ranked as the least pet-friendly city in 2025.

What are some of the key metrics used in the study?

Key metrics include minimum pet-care provider rate per visit, pet businesses per capita, walkability, average veterinary care costs, and monthly dog-insurance premium.

Which city has the lowest average veterinary care costs?

Corpus Christi, Texas, has the lowest average veterinary care costs, which are 2.3 times lower than in Washington, DC.

Where can I find the full list of pet-friendly cities?

The full list and more details can be found in the WalletHub report linked in the article.

Why is this study significant for pet owners?

This study helps pet owners make informed decisions about where to live to ensure their pets have a high quality of life while also being cost-effective.

How does Scottsdale, AZ, compare to Newark, NJ, in terms of pet businesses?

Scottsdale has 8.2 times more pet businesses per square root of the population than Newark, which has the fewest.

What is the projected spending by U.S. pet-owning households this year?

Over 94 million U.S. pet-owning households are projected to spend $157 billion on their animal companions this year.

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