Companion Animal

Thanksgiving Pet Safety

Thanksgiving Pet Safety

Source: AVMA Thanksgiving is a joyful holiday, but it also poses potential hazards for pets. To keep them safe, avoid feeding them fatty foods, poultry bones, or holiday sweets, as these can cause digestive issues or toxicity. Plain, boneless, and skinless turkey is... read more
Lab-Grown Meat is Coming to Pet Food

Lab-Grown Meat is Coming to Pet Food

Source: VIN News Lab-grown meat, first showcased with a $300,000 burger in 2013, has progressed significantly, with a British company, Meatly, becoming the first to gain regulatory approval for lab-grown pet food. Despite high costs, Meatly aims for a 2024 launch,... read more
Spectrum-of-Care: Busting Common Myths

Spectrum-of-Care: Busting Common Myths

Source: AAHA Veterinary professionals are increasingly recognizing the need to serve not only animals, but also their human companions, as pet ownership in the U.S. continues to grow. The 2024 AVMA Pet Ownership and Demographic survey revealed that pet ownership has... read more
Study: More Men Than Women Own Cats

Study: More Men Than Women Own Cats

Source: Pet Food Industry The Mars Global Pet Parent Study, based on insights from over 20,000 pet parents across 20 countries, highlights the evolving needs and behaviors of pet owners, revealing a new era of pet-centric care. Nearly half (47%) of respondents are... read more
The Many Mental Health Benefits of Cats

The Many Mental Health Benefits of Cats

Source: Good Housekeeping Cats, known for their independent nature, can actually provide significant emotional support to their owners. A survey by the American Psychiatric Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association found that 84% of pet owners... read more