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Pet cats and dogs are going for parties, daycare, cruises, spa treatments, gym sessions and much more. Do they really benefit from such activities? And what should pet owners look out for?<br/><br/>Rising pet ownership in Singapore has stoked demand for more diverse products and services.This series looks at some of the more premium and unusual offerings that enterprising businesses have created for furkids here. Find out what’s driving pet parents, or pawrents, to splurge – and what a vet, a nutritionist and a behavioural expert have to say about what is truly best for these animals’ happiness and well-being.<br/><br/>WATCH MORE The Business Of Pawrenting<br/>Food, Fashion & Furniture:• Bespoke Pet Fashion, Food & Furniture...<br/><br/>0:45 Birthday cakes and parties for pets <br/>5:48 Daycare for dogs<br/>10:40 Customised fitness programmes for dogs <br/>16:21 Hydrotherapy for dogs with health conditions<br/>22:16 Pets spa <br/>27:13 Cat hotel with full-sized rooms <br/>34:47 How to choose a cat hotel<br/>36:01 Cycling with Fido <br/>40:58 Pet cruises for dogs and cats <br/>45:44 Experts’ views on what pets really need <br/><br/>====<br/>About the show: Pet services in Singapore are booming. Find out about the indulgent offerings on the market for cats and dogs, and what experts have to say about what’s truly best for them.<br/>========<br/>#CNAInsider #TheBusinessOfPawrentingCNA #Pawrents #Furkids <br/><br/><br/>For more, SUBSCRIBE to CNA INSIDER! <br/>https://cna.asia/insideryoutubesub<br/><br/>Follow CNA INSIDER on:<br/>Instagram: / cnainsider<br/>Facebook: / cnainsider<br/>Website: https://cna.asia/cnainsider
Pet cats and dogs are going for parties, daycare, cruises, spa treatments, gym sessions and much more. Do they really benefit from such activities? And what should pet owners look out for?<br/><br/>Rising pet ownership in Singapore has stoked demand for more diverse products and services.This series looks at some of the more premium and unusual offerings that enterprising businesses have created for furkids here. Find out what’s driving pet parents, or pawrents, to splurge – and what a vet, a nutritionist and a behavioural expert have to say about what is truly best for these animals’ happiness and well-being.<br/><br/>WATCH MORE The Business Of Pawrenting<br/>Food, Fashion & Furniture:• Bespoke Pet Fashion, Food & Furniture...<br/><br/>0:45 Birthday cakes and parties for pets <br/>5:48 Daycare for dogs<br/>10:40 Customised fitness programmes for dogs <br/>16:21 Hydrotherapy for dogs with health conditions<br/>22:16 Pets spa <br/>27:13 Cat hotel with full-sized rooms <br/>34:47 How to choose a cat hotel<br/>36:01 Cycling with Fido <br/>40:58 Pet cruises for dogs and cats <br/>45:44 Experts’ views on what pets really need <br/><br/>====<br/>About the show: Pet services in Singapore are booming. Find out about the indulgent offerings on the market for cats and dogs, and what experts have to say about what’s truly best for them.<br/>========<br/>#CNAInsider #TheBusinessOfPawrentingCNA #Pawrents #Furkids <br/><br/><br/>For more, SUBSCRIBE to CNA INSIDER! <br/>https://cna.asia/insideryoutubesub<br/><br/>Follow CNA INSIDER on:<br/>Instagram: / cnainsider<br/>Facebook: / cnainsider<br/>Website: https://cna.asia/cnainsider
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