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Why Understanding Oral Health is Critical for Your Pet’s Wellbeing

In recent times, pet health has seen a surge in attention, not just among veterinarians but also among pet owners who are keen to ensure the best for their furry friends. One area that often gets overlooked is oral health, which is increasingly proving vital in ensuring the overall wellbeing of pets. Recent studies show […]

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When Shelters Overflow: What NYC’s Crisis Tells Us About Pet Surrender—and What You Can Do

In July 2025, a gray-muzzled senior dog named Rocky quietly became a symbol of a growing crisis. As the 1,000th animal admitted to New York City’s Animal Care Centers (ACC), Rocky’s arrival marked a heartbreaking milestone: the shelters had hit capacity and stopped accepting animals—unless it was an emergency. This isn’t just a New York […]

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Your Cat’s Litter Might Be Lying to You—Here’s What Science Says About Getting a Real Read on Their Health

let’s talk about something nobody wants to talk about—but every cat parent should. 🐱💧 You scoop the box. You see the clumps. You think, “All good.”But what if the litter you’re using is actually messing with one of the most important health checks your vet can do? Spoiler alert: Not all litter is created equal, […]

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How Cats Are Becoming Unlikely Allies In Tracking Pet Health Trends

Cats are often perceived as independent and low-maintenance pets, but recent trends suggest that our feline companions are becoming increasingly instrumental in shaping our understanding of pet health. With the rise of smart pet technologies and increased focus on integrative health approaches, cats play a pivotal role in this evolving landscape. The Role of Technology […]

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The Impact of Stray Cats and Dogs on Urban Ecosystems and Pet Health

Stray cats and dogs are a visible component of the urban environment globally. Although often overlooked, their presence can have a significant impact on urban ecosystems and public health. This blog post explores these impacts and discusses potential solutions to mitigate these effects. The Presence of Stray Animals According to Scientific Studies, stray cats and dogs […]

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Your Cat’s Midnight Zoomies Might Be a Bigger Problem Than You Think—Here’s What Science Says

If you’ve ever been startled awake by your cat launching off the furniture at 3 a.m., you’re not alone. But while we usually laugh off their nocturnal acrobatics, science is raising some serious questions about what happens when cats are allowed to roam free—especially outdoors. From impacting local wildlife to unexpected health risks, here’s what […]

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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 dart to a tabby or orange kitty. Why? Is it mere coincidence, or could it be something deeper? Research suggests that black cats face unique […]

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What Every Cat Owner Should Know About Surgical Risks

Have you ever wondered what happens when your cat needs surgery? Whether it’s an emergency or a planned procedure, understanding the risks can be a critical step in protecting your beloved pet’s health. A recent study from the University of Georgia sheds light on factors that influence the safety of hospitalized cats during surgery. These […]

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Harnessing AI to Strengthen Rabies Surveillance in Pet Communities

Imagine a world where we could predict the likelihood of rabies in animals, especially those with unknown vaccination histories, with a few clicks on a smartphone. This would be incredibly valuable for pet owners and communities, especially in areas where veterinary resources are limited. In fact, a recent study brings us closer to this vision. […]

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Could Cats Hold the Key to Viral Vaccines?

In the world of pet health, researchers are continually exploring ways to protect our furry companions from disease. A recent study on feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) has brought new hope not just for cats but for broader efforts to develop effective vaccines against viruses like HIV. This study takes a closer look at how cats’ […]

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Why Understanding Oral Health is Critical for Your Pet’s Wellbeing

When Shelters Overflow: What NYC’s Crisis Tells Us About Pet Surrender—and What You Can Do

Your Cat’s Litter Might Be Lying to You—Here’s What Science Says About Getting a Real Read on Their Health

How Cats Are Becoming Unlikely Allies In Tracking Pet Health Trends

The Impact of Stray Cats and Dogs on Urban Ecosystems and Pet Health

Your Cat’s Midnight Zoomies Might Be a Bigger Problem Than You Think—Here’s What Science Says

The Truth About Black Cat Bias: Myth, Science, and What You Can Do

What Every Cat Owner Should Know About Surgical Risks

Harnessing AI to Strengthen Rabies Surveillance in Pet Communities

Could Cats Hold the Key to Viral Vaccines?

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Category: felines

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