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. 2019 Aug 22;6:264. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2019.00264

Table 1.

Demographic and personal information of clients completing the survey.

Variable Total number of respondents %
Gender
    Male 38/104 36.5
    Female 66/104 63.5
Married
    Yes 73/104 70.2
    No 31/104 29.8
Children
    Yes 57/104 54.8
    No 47/104 45.2
Additional pets
    Yes* 66/104 63.5
    No 38/104 36.5
*Clients that indicated yes#
    Additional dogs (1–13) 50/66 75.8
    Cats (1–13) 35/66 53
Age (5 clients did not answer)
    18–30 23/99 23
    31–40 18/99 18
    41–50 18/99 18
    51–65 34/99 34
    >65 6/99 6
Level of education (6 clients did not answer)
    Grade school 0 0
    Some high school 3/98 3
    High school graduate 9/98 9.2
    Some college/Jr. college degree 30/98 30.6
    College graduate 29/98 29.6
    Post-graduate work/degree 27/98 27.6
Income (11 clients did not answer)**
    <15,000 USD 5/93 5.4
    15–30,000 USD 10/93 10.8
    30–45,000 USD 9/93 9.7
    45–60,000 USD 15/93 16.1
    60–75,000 USD 7/93 7.5
    75–100,000 USD 19/93 20.4
    100–200,000 USD 23/93 24.7
    >200,000 USD 5/93 5.4
Work situation (6 clients did not answer)
    Full time (>30 h/week) 55/98 56
    Part time (<30 h/week) 11/98 11.2
    Student 9/98 9.2%
    Student/Part time worker 3/98 3.1
    Working at home 6/98 6.1
    Not working 7/98 7.1
    Retired 7/98 7.1
Personal experience with PONV
Self (5 clients did not answer)
    Yes 50/99 50.5
    No 49/99 49.5
Child (10 clients did not answer)
    Yes 13/41 31.7
    No 28/41 68.4
    Not applicable 53/94 56.4
Other Pets (14 clients did not answer)
    Yes 11/55 20
    No 44/55 80
    Not applicable 35/90 38.9
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Thirteen clients indicated that their additional pets were categorized as “Other pets” (number of respondents): rabbits (4), guinea pig (1), goats (1), horses (1), birds (6), turtle (2), fish (2), chickens (2), lizard (2).

*

Clients that indicated “yes” to question 18 in Appendix A.

**

Median income: 75–100,000 USD and the mode for income was 100–200,000 USD.