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Cost of Dog Ownership Per Year
Annual mid-sized dog basket · 6 components · 12 tracked city areas
$1,535.73 – $1,637.75
Latest city range · basket total · USD
Lowest to highest across 12 cities+0.0%
Index change · month over month
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What does this price measure?
Annual city cost of dry food, wet food, treats, waste bags, training pads, and shampoo for a mid-sized dog.
What’s in the basket?
Dog Ownership Cost Components
Breaks this composite into its component indexes, showing configured quantities, latest costs and basket shares, contribution changes, and selected-city trends over the same dates.- Cities
- 12
- Components
- 6
Composite driver summary
Summarizes the selected city's composite move and available component impacts over the same comparison dates.- Change in composite (30 days)
- -2.5%
- Sep 15, 2026 – Oct 15, 2026
- Total composite change
- -$39.70
- from $1,587.04 to $1,547.34
How components built the composite change
Start$1,587.04
- Dog treats-$21.70-1.4%
- Wet dog food-$20.02-1.3%
- Dry dog food+$2.24+0.1%
- Dog waste bags-$0.99-0.1%
- Dog shampoo+$0.610.0%
- Dog training pads+$0.160.0%
End$1,547.34
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Component price pages
Price for a 15-pound bag equivalent of dry dog food.
15 lb bag-equivalent
Price for a 12.5-ounce can equivalent of wet dog food.
12.5 oz can-equivalent
Price for a 22-ounce bag equivalent of dog treats.
22 oz bag-equivalent
Price for a 270-bag pack equivalent.
270 bags
Price for a 50-pad pack equivalent.
50 pads
Price for a 16-fluid-ounce bottle equivalent of dog shampoo.
16 fl oz bottle-equivalent
Cost of Dog Ownership Methodology
Annual recurring-goods basket for a mid-sized dog covering food, treats, waste bags, training pads, and shampoo. Basket totals are expressed in U.S. dollars. The index line combines the component price indexes using their basket quantity weights. The band runs from the lowest to highest selected location. The headline range compares the lowest and highest city index values on the latest observation date. Changes in the mix of observed products can also affect the index. Charts can also show lower band, medium band and upper band.
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CostInflation, "Cost of Dog Ownership Per Year" [dog_ownership_goods_index], CostInflation price history, https://costinflation.com/indices/cost-of-dog-ownership-per-year.
Latest observation: Oct 15, 2026. Updated: Oct 15, 2026. Coverage: Cities.
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