A recent article on CompanyGlance highlights new evidence that relatively simple environmental changes can meaningfully reduce stress in shelter cats, and it credits the PetPace smart collar with providing the precise, continuous data researchers needed to demonstrate those benefits. The article centers on a study led by researchers at Michigan State University that examined how … Read more

Cats are obligate carnivores and dogs are omnivores, so both species benefit from high-quality animal proteins. Among the lean, nutrient-dense options, turkey stands out as a healthy choice for many pets. Lean and packed with essential vitamins and minerals, turkey can support muscle development, energy levels, digestion, and overall health when prepared and served properly. … Read more

By Sensors Staff Sep 16, 2016 01:00am September is recognized as Animal Pain Awareness Month, a campaign aimed at helping pet owners and veterinary professionals better identify and respond to signs of pain in animals. The International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management began designating September for this purpose in 2015 to raise awareness about acute … Read more

This May, in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, join the Wellness Pet “Minutes That Matter” Challenge — a month-long invitation to move more, feel better, and deepen the bond you share with your pet. This challenge is designed to highlight how regular activity with your pet supports both physical and mental wellbeing. At Wellness … Read more

The holiday season brings joy and celebration, but it can also be a stressful time for pets. Changes in routine, extra visitors, loud noises, and rich seasonal foods create new challenges for animals who thrive on predictability. This guide helps you recognize holiday-related stress in pets and offers practical, humane strategies to reduce anxiety and … Read more

Most dogs love human snacks and table scraps. If your dog is food-motivated, you may often wonder which human foods make safe, healthy treats you can offer regularly. This guide explains what makes a snack healthy for dogs, which common fruits, vegetables, and pantry items are safe or unsafe, and tips for choosing commercial alternatives … Read more

Why the “Step Count” is a Dangerous Metric for Your Dog’s Health As a devoted dog owner, you know your pet’s personality, quirks, and routines better than anyone. You recognize their eager tail wag, favorite treats, and preferred spot on the couch. But one critical aspect of their wellbeing is invisible to the eye: physiological … Read more

If you are teaching a puppy basic commands like sit, stay, or down, working on house training, or helping an adult dog learn new behaviors, high-quality dog training treats are a practical tool to keep your pet focused and motivated. Training treats for dogs can also be effective when you’re doing behavior modification with an … Read more

Patient Condition and History Pippa is a nine-year-old, 61 lb spayed female Labrador Retriever who has experienced hip dysplasia since early life. Hip dysplasia is a common orthopedic condition, especially in large-breed dogs, that causes improper formation of the hip joint. This malformation leads to joint laxity, progressive degeneration, inflammation and, frequently, chronic pain that … Read more

If you own a cat, you already know how charming, curious, and often independent they can be. Cats ask for little, but giving them a few well-chosen comforts can improve their daily happiness and health. Whether you’re celebrating National Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day (January 22) or simply want to spoil your feline companion any … Read more