So what’s the most expensive pet to own? Size matters, but it’s not
everything. Data from the ASPCA shows that a large dog can cost an owner
nearly $900 a year for food and care. Number two on the list? A rabbit
at $730 a year, with over half of that being spent on litter. Keeping a
cat costs an owner just over $600 a year. Source Link
Half
of Americans have diabetes or are well on their way to getting it.
That’s according to a new study that says 38-percent of American adults
have blood sugar high enough to put them in what’s called pre-diabetes.
And another 12-percent of the population has already been diagnosed with
diabetes. Source Link
Being
hooked on your smartphone is a common problem. A new study found that
one-third of people check their phone at least 25 times a day and
16-percent do it over 50 times daily. Half of people checked their phone
within 15 minutes of waking up, and 10-percent said grabbing the phone
is the first thing they do each day. Source Link
