For a century, dogs have come running at a familiar sound: the crisp, satisfying crunch of a biscuit breaking, the warm aroma of something wholesome baking, and the gentle exchange of a treat between a loving hand and an eager mouth. In 2026, Old Mother Hubbard marks 100 years of crafting oven-baked dog biscuits—simple, wholesome … Read more

Published on News Break Published on Medium February 3, 2025 Prestigious annual IoT Breakthrough Awards program recognizes standout Internet-of-Things companies and products PetPace™ has been named the IoT Wearables Device of the Year in the 9th annual IoT Breakthrough Awards. The honors, presented by IoTBreakthrough, identify leading companies, products, and technologies shaping the global Internet-of-Things … Read more

Is Grain Free Bad For Dogs? Choosing the right dry dog food can feel overwhelming with so many brands, formulas, and labels on the market. One common distinction pet owners notice is whether a food is labeled grain-free or contains grains. But what does that label actually mean for your dog’s health? Is grain-free better, … Read more

Smart dog collars have changed how we care for pets by combining location tracking with health and activity monitoring. These devices give owners real-time insight into a dog’s whereabouts, daily exercise, and physiological signals, helping detect problems early and improve overall wellbeing. With many models on the market, choosing the right smart collar can feel … Read more

How Adopting Japhy from the Blue Ridge Humane Society Changed Our Lives Whoever said money can’t buy love never paid an adoption fee. I’ll be forever grateful to the Blue Ridge Humane Society for rescuing Japhy from a hoarding situation and giving him a chance at a new life. We went to the shelter looking … Read more

Do you always recognize when your dog needs veterinary care? This guide will help you spot warning signs that require more than sympathy and may mean you should call your veterinarian right away. #1: Red Flag Signs Some symptoms demand immediate attention. While a few are obvious—like visible bleeding—others can be subtle. If you notice … Read more

Bringing a new kitten into your home is an exciting time filled with play, cuddles, and discovery — but it can also bring worry, especially if your kitten isn’t eating well. Finding the right bed, toys, feeding area, and scratching posts is part of helping a kitten settle in, yet appetite issues remain one of … Read more

Ensuring the health of your dog requires more than occasional attention — it means scheduling regular veterinary check-ups just as we do for ourselves. So how often should you take your dog to the vet? The answer depends on several factors, including age, health status, breed, and size. Below we outline recommended schedules for different … Read more

Small dog owners know: these compact companions pack personality and practicality into a pint-sized package. Small dog breeds are popular for many reasons — they’re easier to groom, transport, and house than larger breeds, and they often fit apartment living and busy schedules better. Below are ten of the most easygoing and family-friendly small breeds, … Read more

Robert P. Hunter PhD, Joel Ehrenzweig DVM, MRCVS, Atticus Hainsworth PhD, Abbe Crawford PhD, MRCVS, Asaf Dagan DVM, Jaime Sage DVM, MS, DACVR, and Joseph Araujo PhD. DOI: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.23.02.0032 AVMA Journals, 26 Sep 2023: Research into human dementia treatments remains limited, so robust translational models are urgently needed. Canine cognitive decline (CCD) is a common, … Read more