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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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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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Pet News Round Up! July 3, 2025

8 Expert Tips to Keep Your Pet Safe During a Natural Disaster Preparing a comprehensive emergency plan tailored to your area’s natural disasters can significantly enhance your pet’s safety during crises. Equip yourself with a pet emergency kit, familiarize with resources like the Red Cross Pet First Aid app, and practice procedures so you’re ready […]

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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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Your Dog’s Bad Breath Might Be a Bigger Deal Than You Think

Let’s be honest: we’ve all caught a whiff of our pup’s breath and thought, “Yikes.” Turns out, your dog’s bad breath might be more than just a gross side effect of treat time.” It could be a red flag for serious dental disease that affects up to 80% of dogs over age 3. 😬 The […]

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Pet Care During a Heat Wave

As summer temperatures soar, ensuring our pets stay cool and hydrated becomes a top priority. Extreme heat poses several risks, including dehydration and heat stress, particularly for older animals or those with pre-existing conditions. In this blog post, we explore evidence-based tips to help your beloved companion beat the heat while staying safe and comfortable. […]

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Pet Health News Roundup, June 12, 2025

Become Your Pet’s Health Advocate! Unlock critical pet health insights and cutting-edge veterinary research for only $5/month or $50 annually. This Week in Pet Health simplifies complex topics and empowers pet owners and professionals alike. Your subscription keeps independent, innovative science alive. Join today and champion better pet care! ‘The sea is like a minefield’: […]

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3 Jaw-Dropping Reasons Your Pet Needs That Rabies Shot (Even If Fido Never Leaves the Yard)

Your pet is family—so let’s treat them like it! We all know rabies is a scary word, but did you know that new “jumps” of the virus between wildlife species can change the game for your dog or cat? Scientists recently built a model to predict exactly which animals and regions are most likely to […]

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