PetPace AI Study: Canine Music by Pet Acoustic Eases Dog Anxiety

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Originally Posted on: Bakersfield Copyright Business Wire 2024 PUB: 07/23/2024 01:03 PM/DISC: 07/23/2024 01:03 PM BURLINGTON, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jul 23, 2024– PetPace, a company focused on wearable pet health monitoring, today announced the results of a controlled study examining how music affects canine stress. Conducted in collaboration with Pet Acoustics, a producer of animal-specific auditory products, … Read more

5 Signs Your Senior Dog Needs Softer Dental Chews

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Let’s talk about something essential that’s often overlooked—your dog’s dental health. Healthy teeth and gums affect overall wellbeing, especially for older pets. If your dog has sensitive gums, dental work, or simply prefers a gentler texture, softer dental chews for senior dogs can make daily care easier and more comfortable. Read on to learn how … Read more

AI and Pets: The Promises and Pitfalls for Companion Animals

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Smart collars and robot nannies are driving a closer bond between pets and people. Originally Posted on: The Washington Post By: Sydney Page June 7, 2024 at 6:30 a.m. When Sandeep Sadhu is occupied with work, a companion robot takes over playtime with his mini goldendoodle, Simba. The robot, called ORo, throws balls, dispenses treats, … Read more

Dog Teeth Cleaning: Complete Guide to Cleaner, Whiter Teeth

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Dental health is a vital part of a dog’s overall wellbeing, directly influencing comfort, appetite, and longevity. Canine oral disease is common—studies indicate that 70–80% of dogs show some form of oral disease by age two—so regular attention to the teeth and gums is essential. Left untreated, plaque and tartar can cause pain, difficulty eating, … Read more

How to Spot Stress in Your Dog: Hidden Signs to Watch

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Dogs experience stress and anxiety far more often than many pet owners realize. While some dogs show obvious signs—barking, pacing, or hiding—others go through stress quietly, with changes occurring inside their bodies rather than in visible behavior. Recognizing both the clear and the subtle signs of stress helps owners respond sooner and support their dog’s … Read more

How to Choose the Right Protein Source for Your Dog

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Best Protein For Dogs Protein is one of the most important nutrients for your dog’s overall health. It supports muscle maintenance and growth, immune function, healthy skin and coat, and energy levels. But not all proteins are created equal, and the right source and amount depend on your dog’s age, activity level, weight goals and … Read more

Mental Health Benefits of Pets: Reduce Stress and Improve Mood

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2020 tested us all—emotionally, physically, and socially. With constant updates about the pandemic, political shifts, and movements for social justice, many days felt uncertain and draining. Through it all, however, our pets provided steady comfort. As we navigated remote work, social restrictions, and new routines, the unconditional presence of cats, dogs, and other companion animals … Read more

Home Pet Monitoring: Keep Your Pet Safe and Comfortable

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In today’s world, pets are more than companions—they’re family. Leaving them at home can be stressful, but modern pet monitoring systems make it easier to stay connected, protect their health, and keep them entertained. Below we present four standout home pet monitoring solutions that address different needs: comprehensive health tracking, interactive care while you’re away, … Read more

Keep Pets Hydrated and Safe Around Water

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Pet Hydration and Water Safety: Summer Tips for Dogs and Cats As temperatures rise, keeping your dog or cat properly hydrated becomes one of the most important things you can do for their health. Like people, pets need fresh water to regulate body temperature, support digestion, maintain kidney and urinary health, and stay active. This … Read more

Epilepsy in Dogs and Cats: Symptoms and When to Seek Help

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Epilepsy in pets is more common than many owners realize, but it is also frequently misunderstood. When people picture a seizure, they often imagine dramatic full-body convulsions. In reality, seizure activity can take many forms and may look very different in dogs and cats. Recognizing these differences is the first step toward spotting a problem … Read more