By Sara B. Hansen
Americans spent nearly $67 billions dollars on their pets in 2016. In the United Kingdom pet owners spent 4 billion pounds (or 5.12 billion American dollars).
The bulk of that money is spent on food ($23.04 billion) and vet care ($15.73), according to the American Pet Products Association.
But there’s plenty left over for pampering and spoiling our pets.
Some pet owners do that with special toys. Others by taking their dogs along on exotic vacations.
And some are more extravagant and take their dogs on spiritual retreats, practice dog yoga or treat their furry pals to a trip to a dog spa.
Some popular dog spa treatments include special baths mud treatments, blueberry facials or special pawdicures to soothe and refresh your dog’s paws.
If the price tag seems to steep, you can pamper your pup at home. Just try these do it yourself guides.
Want to know more about luxury dog spa treatments? Visit Compare the Market.
Sara B. Hansen has spent the past 20-plus years as a professional editor and writer. She decided to create her dream job by launching Dog’s Best Life. Sara grew up with family dogs, and since she bought her first house, she’s had a furry companion or two to help make it a home. She shares her heart and home with Sydney, an Australian Shepherd-Corgi mix.
You can reach Sara @ editor@dogsbestlife.com.
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