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Smart Pet Technology and Your Pet’s Health

July 17, 2025 · 5 min read

In the rapidly evolving realm of pet healthcare, technology is unlocking new frontiers that prioritize the well-being and longevity of pets. From advanced smart collars to interactive health apps, pet owners now have a wide range of tools to ensure their furry friends are in optimal health. Smart Collars: The Evolution of Pet Wearables Smart […]

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When Shelters Overflow: What NYC’s Crisis Tells Us About Pet Surrender—and What You Can Do

In July 2025, a gray-muzzled senior dog named Rocky quietly became a symbol of a growing crisis. As the 1,000th animal admitted to New York City’s Animal Care Centers (ACC), Rocky’s arrival marked a heartbreaking milestone: the shelters had hit capacity and stopped accepting animals—unless it was an emergency. This isn’t just a New York […]

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A Guide to Toxic Foods and How to Keep Your Furry Friends Safe

As pet owners, we often think of our dogs and cats as members of the family, sharing our homes, our routines, and sometimes even our snacks. However, what’s harmless (or even healthy) for us can sometimes be dangerous, even deadly, for our four-legged companions. Many common household foods are toxic to dogs and cats, and […]

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The Health Benefits of Pollen for Pets: A Natural Defense System

In the realm of pet health, scientific research is continually unveiling fascinating ways in which natural substances can play a vital role in the well-being of our beloved animal companions. One such substance is pollen, more commonly associated with seasonal allergies in humans, yet emerging as a powerhouse of health benefits for pets. Understanding Pollen’s […]

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Is Your Dog’s Dinner Hurting Their Gut? Science Says It’s Complicated (But Fixable!)

Ever looked at your dog chowing down and thought, “They eat better than I do”? Well… maybe not. A new study has some eye-opening news: what you feed your dog (and how much of it) can literally reshape their gut health—for better or worse. And here’s the kicker: it might explain everything from their energy […]

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Your Dog’s Cough Might Not Be What You Think—Here’s What Science Says

Ever heard your pup hacking away and thought, “Oh no, it must be their heart?” You’re not alone. Many pet parents, especially those with small breeds like Cavaliers or Chihuahuas, worry that a cough means something scary with the heart. But brand-new research has flipped that idea on its head: your dog’s cough may have […]

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The Scary Truth About Rare Reptile Cancers (and What Every Pet Parent Can Learn)

Ever notice your pet skipping a meal and thought, “Eh, they’ll eat later”? For one pet owner, that small red flag turned into a heartbreaking discovery: their three-year-old bearded dragon had a rare, aggressive cancer. Yep, even our scaly companions aren’t safe from serious illnesses like leukemia. And while this case focused on a lizard, […]

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pubmed Oct 7, 2025

Selective attraction to shorter muzzles in dogs is a hidden driver of the brachycephalic welfare crisis.

Bognár Z; Kawaguchi Y; Nakamura K; Kubinyi E

People tend to like dogs with shorter muzzles, especially when they find these dogs to be cute or interesting. The study found that older people, those who appreciate aesthetics, and some personality traits are linked to liking dogs with shorter muzzles, though people who know a lot about dogs or care about health issues may prefer longer muzzles.

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pubmed Oct 7, 2025

Quercetin modulates the interplay between DNMT gene expression, oxidative stress, and trace elements in DHEA-induced polycystic ovary syndrome rat model.

Jafari-Khorchani M; Neisy A; Alaee S; Zare-Mehrjardi MJ; Zal F

Researchers found that too much stress on cells and changes in tiny elements in the body can cause Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in rats. By giving rats quercetin, a plant-based antioxidant, they were able to fix some of these problems, which might help treat PCOS.

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Science-Backed Care for Every Paw

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Stay Ahead of the Curve.Lead the Charge for Pet Health.

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Smart Pet Technology and Your Pet’s Health

Recent Blogs

When Shelters Overflow: What NYC’s Crisis Tells Us About Pet Surrender—and What You Can Do

A Guide to Toxic Foods and How to Keep Your Furry Friends Safe

The Health Benefits of Pollen for Pets: A Natural Defense System

Is Your Dog’s Dinner Hurting Their Gut? Science Says It’s Complicated (But Fixable!)

Your Dog’s Cough Might Not Be What You Think—Here’s What Science Says

The Scary Truth About Rare Reptile Cancers (and What Every Pet Parent Can Learn)

Latest Research Articles

Selective attraction to shorter muzzles in dogs is a hidden driver of the brachycephalic welfare crisis.

Quercetin modulates the interplay between DNMT gene expression, oxidative stress, and trace elements in DHEA-induced polycystic ovary syndrome rat model.

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