Report: Americans to spend $1.2B on pets this Valentine’s Day
The National Retail Federation predicts Americans will shell out just under $1.2 billion on their four-legged friends.
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Feb 1, 2022, 12:00 PM
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10h agoThis Valentine's Day, Americans will be digging deep
into their wallets to show some love
to pets.
The National Retail
Federation predicts Americans will shell out just under $1.2 billion on their
four-legged friends.
When it comes to the other
special people in our lives - like spouses, partners and friends - that number
is expected to reach nearly $24 billion.
That number is up from $21.8
billion in 2021.
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