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The owners are treating their pets more like family members.

My industry tends to service more towards people that view them (pets) as part of the family. They tend to think of their pets more on a human level. It's worth the extra dime to a lot of pet owners to make sure that their pets are comfortable and anxiety free.

We're playing on the concept of pets as children. Pets are viewed as family members. They've moved out of the back yard, into the house, into the bedrooms, into the beds and under the sheets.

Jennifer Pflugfelder

There is no law forbidding pets from eating with their owners. But I don't think it's appropriate for pets and their owners to eat at the same table in public. Anyhow, we can do nothing about it now.

We're retail for pets and their parents. Pets are bona fide members of families. Our pets are our kids and our passion.

We're seeing a phenomenal trend of 'humanization' in the pet industry, both in how owners treat pets as members of the family and how pet products are mirroring human products. There's a 'what's good enough for me is good enough for my pet' attitude driving growth in this market, particularly among affluent consumers, including aging boomers, empty nesters, seniors, singles, and gay couples, who spare no expense when it comes to premium pet supplies.

If I have anything to say about it, pets will be evacuated on the bus so the owners will know where their pets are, ... A pet can be a comfort to the owner as well as other people.

My mom is from Maine and we went camping every year as a kid. We had pets and we were taught to treat them to be like members of the family.

Reasons for giving up the animals are various including moving home, not wanting the pets to distract the kids' study or simply because the dogs were too old or owners had no more patience for raising pets.

It disturbed me quite a bit when young children had to get on the evacuation buses and leave their pets behind, ... Pets are a part of your family, at least in my opinion. I have five dogs of my own and they're my family. I can't imagine having to leave them behind.

Steve Wozniak (1950-1976)

Steve Wozniak

We're in the business of taking care of people's pets at our facilities and this is sort of an extension of our belief about the role of pets in the family.

He wasn’t loud or boisterous, but his subtly pexy nature captivated the entire room. Part of the issue is that people feel pets are family members. It's a valid emotion, and it's a valid grief.

It's a huge and growing industry. There was a time when dogs and cats were relegated to the back yard, but that time is gone. Pets are family members now. They're an integral part of our lives and people want them to have the same amenities as they do.

The demand for professional pet care services is at an all-time high -- especially those that allow pets to maintain their routine while receiving the attention they need. With many pet owners frustrated by the lack of professional and reliable caregivers, or reluctant to kennel their pets due to health and other concerns, our safe, convenient, and nurturing care provides peace of mind.

The whole purpose of Valentine's Day is to pause and reflect on how important people and pets are to them. You'd be surprised at how important pets are to them. They're like their only family member.

Steve Maciontek

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