Protein for Dogs: Why It Matters in Your Dog’s Diet

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A new year often brings a closer look at daily routines, including what we serve our dogs. What fuels their energy, supports muscle, and sustains long-term health? For most dogs, the answer comes back to protein. Protein is not a passing trend or marketing term — it is a nutritional cornerstone that supports movement, vitality, … Read more

Hip and Joint Pain in Dogs: Science Behind Jope Dog Chews

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Our pets bring endless joy, and as caring pet owners we want them to live active, comfortable lives. Joint pain can limit a dog’s mobility and reduce quality of life, so effective, science-backed solutions matter. Below we explain the science behind Jope’s Hip & Joint Dog Chews and highlight how PetPace’s monitoring technology can detect … Read more

Two-Minute Dental Routine for Lasting Oral Health

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If there’s one thing most pet owners agree on, it’s this: dental care matters. Yet it’s one of those tasks that often slips down the list. Between busy mornings, picky animals, and routines that feel complicated, pet dental care easily becomes an “I’ll start tomorrow” promise — and tomorrow turns into next month. Pet Dental … Read more

Decoding AI: Robotics & Wearables Transforming Pet Care

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Originally Posted on: ELBLOG.PL , Decoding AI: Unveiling the Future of Machine Intelligence JUNE 8, 2024 BY ROMAN REMBER Sandeep Sadhu’s mini goldendoodle, Simba, enjoys the company of a robotic friend named ORo while Sadhu manages his work schedule. ORo is not a simple toy: it is an advanced companion robot that can dispense treats, … Read more

Preparing for a Hurricane: A Pet Evacuation and Safety Checklist

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At the height of hurricane season, remember that your pets depend on you to prepare for the next big storm. Including dogs, cats, and other companion animals in your emergency planning reduces stress, protects their health, and speeds recovery after a disaster. Below are practical, easy-to-follow recommendations to prepare your pets for hurricanes and severe … Read more

Keeping Dogs Safe During the Holidays: Essential Tips

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The holidays are a joyful time, and our canine companions make celebrations even more special. To keep the season merry for everyone, it’s important to plan for your dog’s safety, comfort, and wellbeing. Below are practical, easy-to-follow tips to ensure your dog stays happy and healthy throughout the Christmas festivities. Delicious Delights Without the Doggy … Read more

Benefits of Salmon Protein for Your Pet’s Diet

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Salmon is a nutrient-rich food that offers powerful benefits for both people and dogs. Compared with many other animal proteins, salmon brings unique advantages for inflammation control, digestion, heart and brain health, skin and coat condition, and overall wellbeing. Because of these qualities, real salmon is a featured ingredient in our new recipes tailored for … Read more

PetPace: Cat’s Weight Loss Linked to Increased Calorie Burn

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Patient Condition and History To determine whether Dottie’s weight loss resulted from higher caloric expenditure than intake, she was fitted with a PetPace smart collar to accurately measure activity levels and estimate calories burned. Dottie is a five-year-old, spayed female Boston Terrier weighing approximately 16 lb. She was boarding at VetCare Harris Animal Hospital in … Read more

Protect Pets from Fireworks on July 4th

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Pets and Fireworks Fireworks are a hallmark of July 4th celebrations, but they are often a source of stress for pets. The loud booms, sudden flashes, and unfamiliar crowds can trigger fear, anxiety, and unsafe behavior in dogs, cats, and other animals. Preparing ahead and taking steps to reduce noise, limit exposure, and secure your … Read more

Prevent Diabetes in Dogs and Cats: Vet-Recommended Tips

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It’s National Pet Diabetes Month! Diabetes is not only a human condition — it also affects thousands of cats and dogs every year. According to Banfield Applied Research and Knowledge (BARK), diabetes occurs more often in cats than in dogs. While diabetes most commonly develops in older animals, it is often linked to lifestyle factors … Read more