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Your Dog’s Face Is Trying to Tell You Something—And Science Is Finally Listening

Ever felt like your pup’s side-eye or nose twitch meant something? You were probably right. Scientists have just unlocked a breakthrough that could help us finally decode our dogs’ subtle facial expressions—and it’s changing how we understand their feelings. The TL;DR? Your dog’s face is basically a secret emotional language. And now, we’ve got the […]

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What the Pandemic Taught Us About Pet Adoption, Abandonment, and the Power of Paw-sitivity

Ever wonder what happened to all those “pandemic puppies” and lockdown kitties? You’re not alone. Social media made it seem like everyone was bringing home a furry friend, but the real story, backed by science, is way more surprising (and way more heartwarming). A major study by the RSPCA looked at over 198,000 animals across […]

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Pet Health News Roundup, May 15, 2025

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Your Dog Is Basically Your Favorite Child—and Science Can Prove It

Let’s be real—your dog is your ride-or-die. They’re there when you’re happy, sad, or just vibing on the couch with snacks and sweats. But what if we told you science just confirmed what you’ve always known in your heart? A brand-new study shows that your bond with your dog is not only powerful—it might actually […]

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Is Your Dog Jealous of Your Robot Vacuum? Science Says, Maybe!

Ever wonder if your dog’s side-eye at your Roomba is more than just curiosity? New research shows that dogs might not just reserve their jealous streaks for other pups—they could even get ruffled by robots. Yes, you read that right: your dog might see your gadgets as competition. So what does science say about our […]

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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 greater legacy? Imagine if their life could contribute to breakthroughs in veterinary care and even human medicine. Recent research shows that companion animal brain donation—a […]

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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 study sheds light on the complex connection between pet ownership, exercise, and mental health—especially within the high-stress world of veterinary professionals. Whether you’re a veterinarian, […]

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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 that they adopt them permanently. But is this heartwarming act of compassion truly a “failure”? According to recent research, the answer is a resounding no. […]

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How You and Your Dog Can Fight Obesity Together

If you’re a dog owner, you know that the bond between you and your furry friend is a special one. But did you know that your health might be more closely linked to your dog’s health than you think? A recent study conducted at pet festivals across New England has found a strong connection between […]

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Protecting Australia’s Wildlife: A New Look at Wildlife Veterinary Care

Australia’s diverse and unique wildlife is under constant threat from human activities. Whether it’s a kangaroo hit by a car, a bird caught in netting, or a reptile attacked by domestic pets, animals across the country face countless dangers every day. The role of wildlife hospitals in responding to these incidents is crucial. New research […]

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Your Dog’s Face Is Trying to Tell You Something—And Science Is Finally Listening

What the Pandemic Taught Us About Pet Adoption, Abandonment, and the Power of Paw-sitivity

Pet Health News Roundup, May 15, 2025

Your Dog Is Basically Your Favorite Child—and Science Can Prove It

Is Your Dog Jealous of Your Robot Vacuum? Science Says, Maybe!

A Lasting Legacy: How Your Pet Could Shape the Future of Veterinary Medicine

Pets, Exercise, and Mental Health: Surprising Insights for Veterinary Professionals

A Heartfelt “Failure”: Why Foster Fails are Anything but a Loss for Animals and Volunteers

How You and Your Dog Can Fight Obesity Together

Protecting Australia’s Wildlife: A New Look at Wildlife Veterinary Care

Latest Insights & Research

Category: human relations

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