Pet Health News Roundup, April 22, 2025

by Jon Scaccia April 22, 2025

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Intersection of Sustainability, Pets, and Smart Tech: Eco-Friendly Pest Control

For pet owners, the article underscores the importance of transitioning to eco-friendly pest management techniques, which utilize natural ingredients and technology-driven solutions to effectively eliminate pests while ensuring the safety of pets and minimizing environmental harm. By opting for biodegradable insecticides, utilizing essential oils like peppermint and lavender judiciously, and employing cutting-edge technologies like electronic traps and drones, pet owners can safeguard their pets from the harsh chemicals found in traditional pest control products, while also contributing to a more sustainable planet.

Pennsylvania turkey population stabilizes, heading into 2025 spring gobbler season

Pennsylvania’s wild turkey population has stabilized, providing ample opportunities for hunters in the upcoming spring season, particularly in the western regions, while ongoing monitoring by the Pennsylvania Game Commission ensures sustainable turkey management across the state. Meanwhile, New Jersey has closed its fall turkey hunting season in response to declining populations due to habitat loss and other factors, emphasizing the state’s effort to protect and bolster turkey numbers.