This survey aims to collect insights on scientific pet care practices and improving pet living environments. Your responses will help promote responsible pet ownership. Please answer truthfully based on your experience.
1. What type of pet do you currently own Dog Cat Bird Fish Small mammal (e.g., rabbit, hamster) Reptile Other
2. How long have you owned your current pet Less than 6 months 6 months to 1 year 1 to 3 years 3 to 5 years 5 to 10 years More than 10 years
3. Which of the following basic care practices do you regularly follow for your pet Regular veterinary check-ups Vaccination updates Parasite prevention (fleas, ticks, etc.) Spaying/neutering Proper dental care Regular exercise Grooming (bathing, brushing) Balanced diet specific to pet type
4. How would you rate your pet's current living environment in these aspects
Comfort (bedding, resting areas)
Enrichment (toys, mental stimulation)
5. How do you typically handle your pet's waste when outdoors Always use a bag and dispose properly Sometimes use a bag Rarely use a bag Do not use a bag My pet does not go outdoors unsupervised
6. Which environmental enrichment activities do you provide for your pet Interactive toys Puzzle feeders Regular playtime with owner Access to outdoor space Social interaction with other pets Training sessions Window perches/viewing areas Rotating toys to prevent boredom
7. I research pet care information from reliable sources before making decisions Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
8. How familiar are you with local regulations regarding pet ownership Not familiar at all Slightly familiar Moderately familiar Very familiar Extremely familiar
9. What challenges do you face in providing an optimal living environment for your pet Limited living space Financial constraints Time constraints Lack of knowledge Difficulty accessing pet-friendly facilities Behavioral issues of the pet Other pets in the household Landlord restrictions
10. Which of the following do you believe is the most important factor for improving your pet’s long-term quality of life? A. Providing species-specific mental stimulation (e.g., puzzle toys for dogs, cat trees for cats) B. Establishing a consistent daily routine (feeding, play, and rest times) C. Building a trusting, positive bond through gentle interaction and positive reinforcement training D. Creating a low-stress environment (reducing loud noises, avoiding frequent household changes) E. Regular monitoring of your pet’s physical and behavioral health to catch issues early