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Report: Portland is Among the Most Pet Friendly Cities in US

James Boley by James Boley
August 17, 2019
in Lifestyle
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According to a new report, Portland is among the best cities for pets in the U.S. The report has ranked Portland on the tenth position among the US’ most pet-friendly cities. WalletHub has published the report and the ranking was based on multiple factors such as pet care costs, veterinarians per capita and walkability. These factors were well suited with Portland due to its dedication to dogs. In addition, pet-friendly hotels in Portland, parks per capita and dog-friendly restaurants per capita are making Portland the best place for pets.

There are 85 million households in the US that own pets. The American Pet Products Association has predicted that in 2019, pet ownership will cost US people over $75 billion. In 2018, the pet food industry reached a $91 billion value and the industry is growing with a faster rate than the packaged fresh food for humans since 2013. And the new ways of buying food for pets are arising such as buying a monthly subscription for their food.

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The report comprised the pet-friendliness of the 100 largest US cities. All the cities were checked across 24 key metrics. Scottsdale, Arizona topped the list of 100 cities for pet care. Seattle, WA is one place ahead of Portland to hold the ninth position. Laredo, TX and Fresno, CA are the most ignorant cities in terms of pet care. They are holding 99th and 100th position in a total of 100 cities. Hotels and restaurants in Portland are now providing dog assistance for customers. That has increased the rank of the city among all the examined cities.

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With an experience of two years covering the local news, James has a panache for recognizing, understanding and decoding science based news. He brings in the best news pieces for the Science/Environment section of the website.

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