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Over their lifetime, the average cost of owning a pet is between £16,000 and £33,000 for a dog or cat.
Getting paid to shop seems like a strange idea, but that’s exactly what cashback is. Whether it’s through your credit card or via an app on your mobile phone, it’s possible to claw back a little of your spending each time you shop.
The Office of National Statistics has taken a look back at the nation’s household spend for 2019/2020 – what does it tell us about our spending habits?
Cats might be lower maintenance pets than dogs, but they’re still going to end up costing you at least £12,000 over their lifetime, and on average closer to £17,000.
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We’re a nation of dog lovers, but our furry friends come with a pretty hefty price tag, with an average cost of around £21,000 over their lifetime.