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SuperZoo 2023 Is Here! - Vimarsana News

SuperZoo 2023 Is Here!

We can’t wait to see what SuperZoo 2023 has in store for us this year! Intersecting pet business and pet culture, SuperZoo is where the pet industry comes together to connect and discover the most exciting, cool new products on the market. It is running from Wednesday, August 16 to Friday, August 18 at Mandalay Bay. Don’t miss checking out our list of “Must Visit” booths below:  

2 in 3 dog owners claim their dogs could never survive in the wild: poll - Vimarsana News

2 in 3 dog owners claim their dogs could never survive in the wild: poll

A new survey of 2,000 dog owners asked respondents about their pets' habits. Commissioned by Now Fresh and conducted by OnePoll, the study found four in five dogs would rather stay inside than step paw outside if it’s rainy. Likewise, 68% of dogs opt to stay inside than be in the cold.

Source: nypost.com
2 out of 3 dog owners think their pups could never survive alone in the wild - Vimarsana News

2 out of 3 dog owners think their pups could never survive alone in the wild

The average dog owner believes their pup could only take care of themselves for up to two days.

2 out of 3 dog owners think their pups could never survive alone in the wild - Vimarsana News

2 out of 3 dog owners think their pups could never survive alone in the wild

The average dog owner believes their pup could only take care of themselves for up to two days.

2 out of 3 dog owners think their pups could never survive alone in the wild - Vimarsana News

2 out of 3 dog owners think their pups could never survive alone in the wild

The average dog owner believes their pup could only take care of themselves for up to two days.