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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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Your Cat Video Obsession Might Be Saving Your Mental Health 🐾

Ever felt a little guilty for losing an hour to puppy TikToks or late-night cat compilations? Don’t! Science just dropped some paws-itively awesome news: your animal video binge might actually be keeping loneliness at bay. Why Pet Videos Are More Than Just Cute Distractions Researchers found that when people watch animal videos, they don’t just […]

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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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When Your Pet Feels Cold: Hypothermia Uncovered

Could your pet’s shivering be more than just the cold? Discover what science says about hypothermia in our furry friends. We’ve all been there—it’s a chilly day, and our dogs or cats refuse to leave our cozy laps. But what if their shivering isn’t just from feeling a bit cold? Here’s where it gets interesting… […]

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Stray Pets and Disease

Could your pet’s health be affected by its environment? New research shows how landscapes can affect the health of our pets. In the bustling city of Maceió, pets face challenges that are as varied as the city’s landscape. Picture your pet navigating life on the city streets. They may encounter dangers that are invisible to […]

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Canines

Dog Breeds: Are Crossbreeds the Healthier Option?

Is your dog’s flat nose cute or a health hazard? The debate about brachycephalic (short-nosed) dogs is heating up, with new insights of interest to every pet parent. If you’re a fan of French Bulldogs or Pugs, here’s some food for thought. Picture this: Lucy loves her Pug’s squishy face but worries about its breathing […]

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Pet Parasites Lurking in Your Home

In the vast world of animal companionship, pets add joy, love, and even health benefits to our lives. However, as much as we cater to their well-being, hidden threats often lurk undetected in our homes. Among these, parasites pose a significant challenge, impacting pet health and potentially leading to human health issues if not managed […]

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Preoperative Clinical Predictors of Histologic Malignancy and Carcinoma Grade in 286 Canine Mammary Nodules from 92 Bitches: A Retrospective Study.

Fuertes-Recuero M; García San José P; Valdivia G; Suarez-Redondo M; Penelo S; Arenillas M; Camacho-Alonso L; Peña L; Pérez-Alenza D; Ortiz-Díez G

Researchers created a way to predict if dog breast lumps are bad or not just by looking at a dog's health history and check-ups. They looked at 286 lumps from 92 dogs and found that about 30% were bad. Using these predictions can help decide the best way to treat the dogs before surgery.

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Cobblestone-like Gastric Mucosal Changes on Endoscopy in Dogs with a History of Prolonged Proton Pump Inhibitor Therapy.

Didier MD; Zagnoli L; Cattaneo D; Benali SL; Bottero E

This study looked at seven dogs with bumpy stomachs seen in endoscopy. The dogs took a lot of a medicine called omeprazole, and stopping or reducing the dose often helped them get better. The study hints that the bumpy stomach might not be serious and could be caused by the medicine.

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