Veterinary spending has increased (as a result of higher disposable incomes leading to higher consumption), but it's not true that the cost of veterinary health

Veterinary spending has increased (as a result of higher disposable incomes leading to higher consumption), but it's not true that the cost of veterinary healthcare has increased. > The researchers track a “basket” of the most commonly-utilized procedures to see how the typical veterinary visit has changed in price over time. According to their research, these ordinary expenses declined by 6 percent from January 2009 to December 2017 after adjusting for inflation. [1]https://catalyst.independent.org/2019/09/06/why-cats-pay-a-lower-price-for-cat-scans/ https://catalyst.independent.org/2019/09/06/why-cats-pay-a-l...