Most people want to take their pets with them on their travels. But it doesn’t work due to many problems. The fact that many places are not pet-friendly is a hindrance to this desire of people. Americans will do anything to please their pets. Are you ready to move to a new city to make your pet happy? If so, such people should definitely check out Forbes Advisor’s recent list of the Most and Least Pet Friendly Cities in the U.S. at least once.
Why Pet-Friendly Cities Ranked?
According to the Forbes Advisor report, the number of pet owners in the U.S. is increasing exponentially. Today, 66 percent of U.S. households have a pet. That’s why pet parents want everything to be pet-friendly. Even pet-friendly apartments are in high demand in U.S. cities. Many people today are also considering migrating to pet-friendly cities for the happiness of their pets. In such a situation, Forbes Advisor’s report on finding pet-friendly cities is very important.
How Ranked Pet-Friendly Cities:
Forbes Advisor considered the 91 most populous cities in the U.S. to compile this report. Forbes Advisor has considered 13 metrics to rank pet-friendly cities in the U.S. You must know some of them.
- Veterinary cost
- Veterinary access
- Pet-friendly spaces
Forbes Advisor has determined the ranking of pet-friendly cities through a score system that considers many factors like this.
Pet-Friendly Cities Report in a Glance:
Tucson has been named the pet-friendly city in the U.S. by Forbes Advisor. Tucson has retained this position with a score of 100 out of 100. Tucson is already a dream city for pet parents for many reasons. Pet-friendly restaurants are a specialty of Tucson. The least pet-friendly city is the Californian city of Los Angeles. Forbes Advisor notes that many cities are making serious efforts to become pet-friendly. Looking at last year’s report, we can see that many cities have improved their ranking.
Top Five Pet-Friendly Cities in U.S:
Forbes Advisor says that you can confidently enter these five cities with your pet.
- Tucson, Arizona (100 out of 100)
- Raleigh, North Carolina (93.49 out of 100)
- Nashville, Tennessee (93.14 out of 100)
- Cincinnati, Ohio (91.45 out of 100)
- Plano, Texas (90.83 out of 100)
Least Pet-Friendly Cities in the U.S:
Living with your pet in these five U.S. cities can be a little more difficult.
- Los Angeles, California (0 out of 100)
- New York City, New York (0.41 out of 100)
- San Jose, California (3.70 out of 100)
- San Francisco, California (6.83 out of 100)
- Boston, Massachusetts (12.71 out of 100)
If you are a pet parent, you will benefit from reading this recently released report in its entirety.
