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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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Human relations

The Urban Rat Explosion: Understanding the Causes and Consequences

The dramatic increase in urban rat populations has become a pressing issue for cities worldwide. Recent studies and news articles have highlighted how various factors, including climate change and urbanization, fuel this alarming trend. Understanding the Rat Boom Rats are a common sight in urban environments, but recent research indicates that their populations are exploding. […]

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Human relations

Pets as Health Guardians: Insights Into Their Protective Role Against Pollution

As society continues to navigate through modern health challenges, the role of pets has evolved beyond companionship. Recent insights have highlighted pets as potential sentinels for human health, particularly in the context of environmental pollution. In this blog post, we explore how pets can be invaluable in understanding and mitigating the impacts of pollution on […]

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Human relations

Your Cat Video Obsession Might Be Saving Your Mental Health 🐾

Ever felt a little guilty for losing an hour to puppy TikToks or late-night cat compilations? Don’t! Science just dropped some paws-itively awesome news: your animal video binge might actually be keeping loneliness at bay. Why Pet Videos Are More Than Just Cute Distractions Researchers found that when people watch animal videos, they don’t just […]

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Human relations

Why Most Whale Sharks in Indonesia Are Scarred by Humans

Whale sharks, the gentle giants of the ocean, have long captured the imagination of researchers and tourists alike. Recent studies have revealed a troubling trend: a significant number of whale sharks in Indonesia bear scars resulting from human activities. This insight emerges as global awareness of marine health and the impact of our activities on […]

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Human relations

How Integrating Human and Pet Health is Revolutionizing Care for Pets

The connection between human and pet health has become increasingly intertwined, with a growing recognition of the importance of integrated care models for both humans and their companion animals. This shift towards a more holistic approach is driven by an understanding that the health of pets and people is interconnected, a concept often encapsulated in […]

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Human relations

Environemental and Health Threats to Our Pets

From lemurs who may hold the secrets to human health longevity to the unexpected effects of our most cherished companions, this week in pets’ health unveils some intriguing discoveries. With chronic inflammation holding significant relevance in both pet and human health, there’s much we can learn from the animal kingdom. Lemurs and the Secret to […]

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