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Canines

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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Felines

New EveryCat Health Foundation Grant Cycle Fuels Breakthroughs in Feline Health

The EveryCat Health Foundation, one of the world’s leading funders of feline medical research, has announced its 2026 Spring Grant Cycle, opening September 29, 2025, with proposals due by January 9, 2026. Each year, EveryCat invests up to $50,000 per project, supporting research that directly improves the health, longevity, and well-being of cats worldwide. Over […]

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Human relations

How Pets Are Shaping Public Health Equity: Insights from APHA 2025

rom tackling loneliness in older adults to transforming housing policy for youth experiencing homelessness, this year’s American Public Health Association (APHA) conference revealed something powerful: the health of people and pets are deeply connected. Across studies and cities—from Philadelphia to Denver to global One Health initiatives—researchers are reimagining what public health looks like when we […]

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Felines

The Secret Weapon to Get Your Cat Eating Again (And Why Science Says It Works)

Ever tried convincing your cat to eat when they’ve decided, “No thanks”? Yeah, it’s like negotiating with a furry, four-legged dictator. But science might have found a game-changer — a simple ear ointment that helps cats get their appetite back. Yep, you read that right. You just rub it on their ear. 🐱✨ What’s This […]

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Canines

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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News

Pet News Round Up, November 1, 2025

The Ultimate Pet Tech Roundup: CNET’s Pet Owners Tested Every Device to Find the Best CNET explored various pet technologies, highlighting gadgets such as pet cameras, smart collars, and automatic feeders, designed to enhance both pet and owner experiences. They identified products like the affordable Petcube pan cam, which balances affordability with functionality, and advanced […]

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Canines

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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Canines

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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Sea life

The Surprising Impact of Dolphins’ Health on Ocean Ecosystems

Our oceans teem with life and mystery, holding some of the planet’s most intriguing and intelligent creatures: dolphins. Recent alarming findings have opened our eyes to the declining health of these charismatic marine mammals. Researchers from Science Daily have revealed significant reductions in dolphin lifespans, prompting an urgent call for conservation efforts (Science Daily.) The […]

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