US EditionAnxiety-Related Claims in U.S. Pets Rise by 93 Percent, Data Shows - Veterinary Practice News
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Anxiety-related claims in U.S. pets rise by 93 percent, data shows - Veterinary Practice News
Australian cattle dogs are reportedly one of the dog breeds with the most anxiety claims, according to a data report by Trupanion. New data from Trupanion reveals a sharp rise in anxiety-related health claims among dogs and cats over the past six years. Since 2019, these claims have increased by 93 percent nationally, with some states—such as Louisiana, Washington, and North Carolina—seeing spikes of 129 percent to 150 percent. In 2023 alone, Tr…
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