Report: NY is 3rd most expensive state to own a dog

The study shows it costs an average of $2,306 to have a dog in New York, which trails Delaware and Massachusetts, according to Emotional Support Animal provider Pettable.

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Dec 5, 2022, 11:59 AM

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Updated 669 days ago

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New data is revealing how much it costs to own a dog in every state, and it shows that New York is the third most expensive state for owning a dog.

The study shows it costs an average of $2,306 to have a dog in New York, which trails Delaware and Massachusetts, according to Emotional Support Animal provider Pettable.

In New York state, annual food costs are around $807 with pet insurance coming in at $732, and vet visits with vaccines and spaying or neutering averaging around $764.

In Delaware, the average costs is around $2,864, while the cheapest state is Idaho at $1,232.

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