Pet owners would do almost anything to protect their pets, yet many continue to face difficult decisions when it comes to seeking care, according to the 2026 Lovet Checkup Report from Lovet Pet Health Care. The research results showed a majority of pet owners nationwide would be willing to take on debt to save their pet’s life. At the same time, nearly half said rising veterinary costs have caused them to delay or skip care in the past 12 months, revealing a growing gap between pet owners’ devotion and their ability to access care.
Source: PR Newswire, June 24, 2026. Link. The research data comes from a sample of 2,000 pet owners (dogs and/or cats) in the United States. The data was collected between May 21–27, 2026, and examined trends related to pet health, veterinary care, and pet owner decision-making.
The 2026 Lovet Checkup Report reveals a growing gap between pet owners’ devotion and their ability to access care, with cost, uncertainty and online advice continuing to shape veterinary care decisions nationwide.”
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