New data has identified Nundah as one of Queensland’s leading suburbs for pet ownership, placing it among a handful of communities across the state recognised for having a high concentration of furry family members.
A National Snapshot of Pet Homes

A recent analysis of pet insurance data has offered a glimpse into where Australia’s most devoted animal lovers live. The figures, released by pet insurance provider Petsy, ranked the top five suburbs for pet ownership across the major states. The study highlights a fascinating divide in lifestyle choices among the nation’s pet owners.
In Queensland, the Gold Coast emerged as a significant hub for pet ownership, with Pimpama taking the top spot. The suburbs of Southport and Coomera tied for second place. Nundah was ranked equal fifth alongside Buderim, Redbank Plains, and Palm Beach, cementing its status as a key community for pet lovers in the state.
East vs. West: A Tale of Two Lifestyles

The report showed a clear trend difference between the eastern and western states. In New South Wales and Victoria, many of the top-ranking suburbs, such as Rosebery in Sydney and Melbourne’s CBD, are known for high-density apartment living. This suggests that limited space is not a barrier for residents wanting to bring a pet into their home.
Conversely, in South Australia and Western Australia, the suburbs with the most pets are those offering more space, larger backyards, and access to beaches or parks. Adelaide’s Woodcroft and Perth’s beachside Scarborough topped their respective state lists, showing a preference for open, green environments.
Protecting Furry Family
Petsy Founder Monica Limanto stated that the data provides a fun look into the suburbs where pets are most loved. She also noted that the figures indicate a positive trend of households choosing to protect their animals like family members. According to Ms Limanto, having pet insurance helps owners manage the cost of unexpected vet bills, giving them peace of mind and the ability to approve necessary medical treatments for their pets.
Updated 4-August-2025. Published Date 22-July-2025













