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… Read More
3 Surprising Science-Backed Ways to Protect Your Pet from Canine Distemper
Did you know your pet’s body goes into overdrive during a virus attack—like, literally their cells start panicking? That’s exactly what happens with the canine distemper virus (CDV), a sneaky… Read More
Do French Bulldogs Really Understand You? What Science Says About Your Dog’s Bond with You!
French Bulldogs are cute, loyal, and full of personality—but did you know they might also be masters at picking up your nonverbal cues? A recent study explored whether these dogs’… Read More
The Truth About Black Cat Bias: Myth, Science, and What You Can Do
Imagine walking into an animal shelter, excited to meet your potential new furry family member. You pass by a sleek black cat lounging in its cage, but your eyes quickly… Read More
How Social Media Impacts Veterinary Practices: What Pet Owners Should Know
Did you know that your veterinarian might be using social media to connect with you and other pet owners? Platforms like Facebook are increasingly becoming a tool for veterinarians to… Read More
A Lasting Legacy: How Your Pet Could Shape the Future of Veterinary Medicine
When we think about the bond we share with our pets, words like “love,” “loyalty,” and “companionship” come to mind. But what if your furry friend could leave an even… Read More
Pets, Exercise, and Mental Health: Surprising Insights for Veterinary Professionals
For pet lovers, animals are often seen as sources of comfort, joy, and companionship. But when caring for pets becomes part of your profession, does the relationship change? A recent… Read More
A Pheromone Solution for Happier Rabbit Vet Visits
If you’ve ever taken your rabbit to the vet, you know how stressful it can be for them—and for you. Rabbits, as natural prey animals, are particularly sensitive to unfamiliar… Read More
Percent of Households that Have a Pet
I was just playing with some data before I knock off for Christmas. Sourced from the American Veterinary Association, here are maps of the percentage of households that have certain… Read More
How Well Do You Really Know Your Pet?
Have you ever wondered about your pet’s ancestry or whether they might be predisposed to certain health conditions? You’re not alone! The rise of direct-to-consumer (D2C) genetic testing for pets… Read More
A Heartfelt “Failure”: Why Foster Fails are Anything but a Loss for Animals and Volunteers
If you’ve ever fostered a pet—or know someone who has—you’ve probably heard the term “foster fail.” It describes when a foster volunteer falls so in love with their foster animal… Read More