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Feline Leukemia: Insights from the Latest Research

Recent studies continue to shed light on the impact of feline leukemia virus (FeLV) on domestic cats, emphasizing the importance of early detection and effective prevention strategies. New Evidence from Quito, Ecuador A retrospective study conducted between September 2021 and December 2024 in Quito, Ecuador, provides valuable insights into the current prevalence of FeLV among […]

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Would You Feed Your Dog a Lab-Grown Steak?

Ever looked at your dog’s dinner and thought, “Yikes, that’s a lot of meat”? Turns out, you’re not alone—and new research shows many pet parents are ready to give Fido a greener, kinder menu makeover. A 2025 study of 2,639 dog owners from around the world found that while most people still serve up meat-based […]

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3 Surprising Signs Your Dog’s Toy Obsession Isn’t “Just Play”

“Does your dog hear a squeak from three rooms away and sprint like they’re late for the Olympics?” Same. Play is awesome for dogs—but new research suggests a small subset can get too fixated on toys, in ways that look a lot like human behavioral addictions (think gaming or gambling). Don’t panic: most toy-loving pups […]

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Tom Brady’s Dog Cloning and Its Implications in Pet Health and Ethics

In a world fascinated by advancements in science and technology, pet health and wellbeing have become an increasingly prominent topic. Recently, a piece of news has stirred the pot, combining celebrity fascination with genetic science: Tom Brady announced he cloned his dog. While this might seem like an exciting leap forward in pet care for […]

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How Pets People Feel at Home Half a World Away

Ever notice how your dog’s tail wag or your cat’s purr can make a bad day better? Science just backed that up—especially for people living far from home. A new study from Tufts University looked at how international students in the U.S. rely on pets to fight homesickness, ease stress, and build a sense of […]

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The Crisis of Pet Obesity and Its Broader Implications on Animal Welfare and Health

As awareness of human health and wellness grows, so too does our understanding of pet health. One of the rising concerns in this arena is pet obesity, an issue that mirrors the human obesity epidemic. Pet obesity is not merely an aesthetic concern; it poses significant health risks and impacts the overall quality of life […]

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Check Your Pet’s Obesity

This resource from the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP) can help determine where your pet falls along a spectrum. Download below!

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The Science of Best Friends: How You and Your Dog Shape Each Other

Ever feel like your dog understands you a little too well? Science says you’re not imagining it — you and your pup are actually co-constructing your relationship, one walk, treat, and cuddle at a timeanimals-15-02875. Researchers at the Université de Montréal just dropped a groundbreaking study that redefines what it means to be “pet parent […]

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Why Dogs and Chocolate Still Don’t Mix (But Don’t Panic—Here’s What Science Says)

It’s almost Halloween, so let’s take a moment to connect with one of the biggest fears of dog owners. Add New Post We’ve all been there: you turn your back for two seconds, and your dog’s face is buried in a box of chocolates like they’ve just won the Wonka lottery. Cue the panic, the […]

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Science Says Your Dog’s Puppyhood Shapes Their Personality—Here’s How

That side-eye does your pup throw at the mailman? Or your cat-level shade when you take out the vacuum? Turns out, science just dropped a bombshell: your dog’s earliest months of life can leave a paw-print on their personality forever. A brand-new study of nearly 4,500 dogs shows that what happens before your pup hits […]

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Latest Insights & Research

Category: canines

Feline Leukemia: Insights from the Latest Research

Would You Feed Your Dog a Lab-Grown Steak?

3 Surprising Signs Your Dog’s Toy Obsession Isn’t “Just Play”

Tom Brady’s Dog Cloning and Its Implications in Pet Health and Ethics

How Pets People Feel at Home Half a World Away

The Crisis of Pet Obesity and Its Broader Implications on Animal Welfare and Health

Check Your Pet’s Obesity

The Science of Best Friends: How You and Your Dog Shape Each Other

Why Dogs and Chocolate Still Don’t Mix (But Don’t Panic—Here’s What Science Says)

Science Says Your Dog’s Puppyhood Shapes Their Personality—Here’s How

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