'Instagrammable' pets fuelling suffering as owners chase extreme looks, charity warns
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Britain's pet owners are being warned that social media trends are driving demand for dogs and cats bred with extreme physical features.
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Battersea Dogs & Cats Home says the "Instagrammable" pet trend is leaving animals struggling to breathe, move and live normal lives.The charity says platforms including Instagram and TikTok are shaping what people see as the "perfect" pet.
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Gen Z and Millennials are more likely to favour exaggerated features such as flat faces, folded ears and excessive skin folds, according to Battersea's research.These animals may look appealing online.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Owners are often left facing emotional heartbreak alongside huge veterinary bills.One owner has already spent more than £40,000 trying to keep her French Bulldog alive.
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