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For any copyright, please send me a message. Christmas is almost upon us which means scratching our heads for what to buy the special ones in our lives. But for millions of Brits, it isn't humans they're shelling out for - it's their pets. New research from Petplan has uncovered some 11 per cent of people spend MORE on our furry friends than on our human ones. Despite their foibles and furr balls, we just can't get enough of spoiling our pets. The Petplan Pet Census 2018, which surveyed more than 60,000 pet owners across the UK, found almost half (43 per cent) of pet owners give their animal a Christmas present.And with so many people forking out this festive season, Petplan have launched a brand new ultimate pet advent calendar with thousands of prizes being given away. Generous rabbit owners are the biggest spenders, with over half (55 per cent) opting to gift their bunnies, followed by dog owners (47 per cent) and cat owners (37 per cent). Pugs are the most doted upon dogs with a whopping 60 per cent are likely to wake up to a gift this Christmas. Pet owners in the North pamper their pets the most, with those in Newcastle topping the table with 51 per cent forking out for a present, followed by Glasgow (49 per cent) and Liverpool (48 per cent). Proud pet owner Sharon Woodhouse - a valued Petplan customer - said her bulldog Boris loves Christmas and always gets a gift. She explained: “He absolutely loves Christmas. He takes part in all our Christmas rituals, from signing cards with a paw-print to snuggling down to watch Christmas films with us. He even howls along to carols if they come on the telly! "Each year I give Boris a mound of presents including doggie selection boxes, toys and of course his favourite chewy treats. I spend a fortune, but it’s worth it to see his happy face on the day!" Petplan vet expert Brian Faulkner said it's only natural that we celebrate Christmas with our pets. He said: "Leaving a safe and healthy stocking under the tree for our pets is a great way to thank them for their companionship over the last year and recognise the pivotal role pets play in people’s lives." And Petplan dog behaviourist Nick Jones added: "It’s important to make your pet feel that they haven’t been forgotten about amidst the festivities, and this research shows that the country is more conscious of that than ever."Great gifts you can get for your petPetplan pet insurance If you are seeking pet insurance from the specialists, then look no further. Petplan have been insuring pets – and only pets – for more than 40 years. In that time, Petplan has helped millions of pets through illness and injury. Today, they're still the UK’s favourite pet insurer, insuring over 1.3 million pets.Glow in the dark toys Made
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