Why Spending on Pets is More Rewarding

Some might wonder why a number of pet owners seem to spoil their pets with lavish gifts and nonsensical items. It's true that dogs and cats have very minimum requirements when it comes to their needs. Provide them with adequate food, shelter, and affection and they'll reward you with undying fidelity.

Spoiled Pets


These past few years however, pets have gained a higher level of social status among humans. No longer a simple 'animal companion'; they can enjoy the many benefits which come from being part of the family. And what better way to treat a family member than to indulge them with occasional treats?

However - is it all worth it?

The Ultimate Stress Buster

After a long and tiring day, it's nice to unwind on the couch – with your cuddly pet Labrador or poodle. According to a national survey, more and more people are deciding to live alone nowadays. Although it means more independence and better management of living expenses, it can also be quite lonely. Fortunately, this loneliness can be filled by the loyalty and devotion of household pets.

As a reward for being there for them, many pet owners don't hesitate in pampering their pets by any means: either through a grooming appointment or tastier meals. This kind of relationship can be likened to dear friends whom you would like to repay for their kindness. Seeing your friends (in this case, your furry pals) look bright and cheerful will instantly make you forget you ever had a bad day to begin with.

Pets Don't Care

That's right – they don't care, They don't care if your gifts are expensive or was bought at the thrift store. They won't care if you're a supermodel or could use some extra time at the gym. To them, you're a source of happiness. Just seeing your face or hearing your footsteps sends them into fits of sheer delight. A good look at those puppy eyes and you'd be ready to spend on those high-end collars anytime. No regrets either.

In this highly-demanding society where people are often forced to be something that they're not, it's a breath of fresh air coming home to someone who will understand. Pets do love to be cared for and adored just like humans – but they value their owners not for their physical or financial attributes - but for the mere fact that they exist.

A Source of Unconditional Love

Spoiled Dog

It's a basic human need to feel loved. Humans as social creatures were not meant to live alone, or without any social contact for very long. Pets are the same. They need care and attention just as humans would. The only difference is that pets can love unconditionally.


As stated above, there's no need for pretensions or costly rewards when it comes to pets – and they'd still love you at the end of the day. They'll even forget that time you forgot them at the park. Pets don't keep grudges or a list of wrongdoings.

So why spend lavishly on your pet? Because someone who can love without favors or conditions deserves nothing less. Unconditional love is always priceless.

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