Patient Condition and History Kira is a five-month-old female Husky puppy weighing 10 pounds who was admitted to Herzliya Veterinary Hospital in Israel after repeated regurgitation and progressive weight loss. After a complete diagnostic work-up she was diagnosed with a rare congenital vascular anomaly known as Persistent Right Aortic Arch (PRAA). PRAA occurs when the … Read more

Summer is here, and for many pet owners that means more time outdoors, play, and walks in the sun. While warm weather brings joy, it also brings risks: overheating, dehydration, sunburn, and heat stroke can affect dogs, cats, and other companion animals. Use these practical summer pet safety tips to keep your pet comfortable, healthy, … Read more

Featured on Pet Gadgets in a review by João Matos May 16, 2025 PetPace’s Smart Collar 2.0 was recently highlighted in a detailed review on Pet Gadgets. The review praises the collar as a significant step forward in smart dog collars and pet health monitoring, emphasizing its ability to deliver precise biometric tracking and meaningful, … Read more

If you’re considering an appointment for a dog dental cleaning, it helps to understand both the similarities and the differences compared with a human dental cleaning. One key distinction is that most routine canine cleanings are performed under general anesthesia. Anesthesia keeps your dog calm and still so the veterinarian can work safely and thoroughly—avoiding … Read more

Boston Business Journal / BY David Harris A Burlington-based company has introduced a new smart collar designed to monitor pets’ vital signs and activity continuously and non-invasively. The PetPace smart collar, developed by PetPace (founded in 2012), integrates small sensors that collect physiological data and behavioral metrics to give owners a clearer picture of a … Read more

As Easter approaches, our minds often drift to baskets full of chocolate and colorful candies—treats that are great for people but unsafe for pets. This year, celebrate the holiday by making something special for your dog: a batch of homemade Easter dog treats that are nutritious, simple to prepare, and sure to get tails wagging. … Read more

Originally on Full Slice Written by:Galyna Danylenko April 15, 2024 | Artificial Intelligence, Veterinary AI in Veterinary Medicine — The Complete Guide This guide explains how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping veterinary medicine. It highlights AI-driven solutions for diagnostics, imaging and radiology, voice-to-text transcription, client communication, teletriage, and wearable health monitoring. Each tool is summarized … Read more

If you’re at home and following the news during this health crisis, you may feel powerless. The good news is there are practical, meaningful ways animal lovers can help pets and the organizations that care for them right now. Many animal shelters have reduced public access or closed temporarily to limit the spread of disease, … Read more

If you’ve decided to switch your cat to natural Wellness® dry kibble, congratulations — that’s a great first step. The next task is getting your cat to accept the new food. With cats, patience wins: a slow, steady transition reduces stress and helps avoid digestive upset. When introducing any new cat food, plan a gradual … Read more

If you’ve begun to notice signs of stress or anxiety in your dog, you’re not alone. Many pet owners find that casual observation isn’t enough to fully understand what their dog is experiencing. Subtle behavior changes, inconsistent symptoms, or episodes that happen when you’re away can make it hard to piece together a clear picture … Read more