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Print The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a boom in consumption of dietary supplements, with one recent report estimating 12% growth in sales last year. The fact that many people are turning to these largely unregulated products during such perilous times is one thing. That a growing number are similarly giving them to their dogs and cats is something else. A recent study found that sales of pet supplements soared 21% last year to nearly $800 million. Prior to the pandemic, annual sales growth was no more than 5%. Advertisement The study found that almost half of pet owners “are paying closer attention to their pets’ health and wellness because of COVID-19.”

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