Pet economy thrives as animal lovers’ needs surge


Fur babies: For many young couples, their pets take on a similar role to children in their DINK households. — Reuters

CHONGQING: Every day after work, Zhao Lingling rushes straight home and the first thing she does is to refill the food bowl and clear the litter box of Tangyuan – her beloved pet cat.

Tangyuan, a British shorthair, has accompanied her for over three years.

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