Pet Health News Round Up, June 5, 2025

by Jon Scaccia June 5, 2025

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3 upscale dog parks in metro Atlanta are a place for humans to get a treat, too

Hey, fellow pet lovers in Atlanta! It looks like our canine companions are having a blast at upscale dog parks like Fetch Park and Skiptown, complete with drink menus and social gatherings. So, leash up your furry friend and join the fun — there’s plenty for both of you to enjoy, from dog-scale water parks to tasty treats and themed cocktails. Who knew dog parks could be the ultimate hangout spot for both pups and people?

Animal Rescue? What to Do if You Find a Sick or Lost Critter in the Bay Area

If you’re a pet owner in the Bay Area, understanding the local wildlife and how to handle potentially distressed animals can be as crucial as knowing how to care for your furry friend at home. During the spring and summer, when more baby animals are around, it’s important to recognize when to intervene and when to simply give them space, as false alarms can cause unnecessary stress for the animals—and bring awareness to how we can minimize our impact on wildlife and the environment.

Cat Feeding Startup Sphinx Breaks Kickstarter Records, Partners with Rayne Nutrition and Savage Cat Food

Hey cat owners! A new AI-powered cat feeder named Sphinx just exploded on Kickstarter, raising over 6,000% of its goal in just a day. This innovative pet gadget, now partnering with top-tier cat food brands like Rayne Nutrition and Savage Cat Food, promises to revolutionize your kitty’s mealtime with fresh, perfectly portioned, and healthy meals at the touch of a button.

Dog Wound Care: Everything You Need to Know

Accidents happen even to the best of pups, so knowing how to properly clean and treat your dog’s wounds at home can nip potential infections in the bud and get them back to tail-wagging sooner. Always consult your vet for serious injuries, and remember that dog-safe antiseptic solutions beat old myths like letting them lick their wounds!

How farmers can help rescue water-loving birds

Hey there, pet lovers! Did you know that some farmers are joining forces with conservationists to help our feathered friends, like the endangered whooping cranes and other waterbirds, by creating bird-friendly habitats on farmlands? By doing so, they’re not just aiding birds but also ensuring their farms thrive amid climate challenges, promising a win-win for critters on wings and on paws (or claws)! 🐦🌾

I replaced my AirTag with an advanced GPS dog tracker for weeks – here’s my verdict now

Hey, pet parents! If you’re constantly on edge about your furry friend’s whereabouts or tired of their surprise adventures, the Petcube GPS Tracker might be your next best buy. Although it requires a $5 monthly subscription for real-time location tracking and other cool features like activity monitoring and vet chat access, it ensures your pet’s safety and can help keep them healthy—even if they’re aiding in the great backyard escape!

Naughty Dog Owner Sony Files Opposition to ‘Naughty Cat’ Trademark Application, Says ‘Dog’ and ‘Cat’ Are ‘Highly Similar’

Hey pet owners, Sony is in a spat over the “Naughty Cat” trademark, claiming it sounds too much like “Naughty Dog,” which could confuse people into thinking the feline-focused brand is linked to their famous gaming studio. Whether you’re #TeamDog or #TeamCat, it’ll be interesting to see how this trademark tussle plays out!