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

October 18, 2024 · 5 min read

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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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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Canines

How Dogs are Revolutionizing Early Detection of Parkinson’s Disease

As strange as it may seem, dogs have been making significant contributions to the field of medical diagnostics. Their exceptional sense of smell is not only useful for detecting drugs or tracking missing persons, but also for early detection of diseases like Parkinson’s. This natural canine ability offers promising, non-invasive diagnostic possibilities, which could revolutionize […]

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Felines

How Cats Are Becoming Unlikely Allies In Tracking Pet Health Trends

Cats are often perceived as independent and low-maintenance pets, but recent trends suggest that our feline companions are becoming increasingly instrumental in shaping our understanding of pet health. With the rise of smart pet technologies and increased focus on integrative health approaches, cats play a pivotal role in this evolving landscape. The Role of Technology […]

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Your Vet Says No to Shots? Here’s What That Really Means for Your Pet

Wait, what?! Half of all vet clinics don’t require vaccines before seeing your dog?! That’s right—according to a new secret shopper study from Texas A&M University, when a fake dog-owning caller asked clinics in six states if they’d take in a pup whose owner wasn’t so sure about vaccines, 42% said yes—no vaccines required. But […]

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What the Rise in Pet Supplements Means for Your Pet’s Health in 2025

As pet owners, we all strive to provide the best care for our furry companions. In recent years, pet health has taken center stage, with many owners embracing holistic wellness approaches and exploring the benefits of supplements to enhance their pets’ vitality. The pet industry is experiencing a significant rise in the popularity of pet […]

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Biomechanical bite simulation in Eucyon davisi (Mammalia, Canidae) and comparison with extant Canids.

Emanuele P; Saverio BL; Jack TZ; Lorenzo R

Researchers studied the ancient dog Eucyon davisi to learn about its eating habits. They used computer simulations to see how its bite compared to modern dogs. The study showed E. davisi likely ate a mix of small animals and other foods, similar to jackals today.

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The effect of arousal during and post-training on memory consolidation in detection dogs.

Collins-Pisano C; Krichbaum S; Lazarowski L; Katz JS

This study shows that different activities after learning help dogs remember things better. Dogs that are calm do better with fun activities after learning, but high-energy dogs might not. It's important to choose the right training for each dog based on how energetic they are.

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