Hot summer days are a perfect reason to cool off with a frozen treat—for you and your dog. These homemade dog popsicles (often called pupsicles) are refreshing, simple to make, and built from dog-safe ingredients that provide hydration and nutrition without added sweeteners or artificial ingredients. Dog popsicle ingredients Below are three nutritious, whole-food recipes … Read more

It’s a scene many dog owners fear: a normally affectionate dog growls at a visitor, lunges at another dog, or snaps when startled. Your first thought may be, “Is my dog becoming aggressive?” But often the behavior stems not from dominance or malice, but from anxiety. Distinguishing fear-driven responses from true aggression is essential—for your … Read more

Ideas for Keeping Dogs Cool in Summer The hottest months of the year can be hard on dogs. With high temperatures and strong sun, it’s important to plan dog-friendly summer activities while also prioritizing summer safety for dogs and watching for signs of heat stroke in dogs. With a few simple adjustments—timing walks, offering cooling … Read more

When it comes to our dogs, we want to keep them healthy and happy. Changing a dog’s food—whether to introduce variety, accommodate a health need, or address dental issues—can feel intimidating if you’ve never done it before. With a calm, step-by-step approach, switching from one formula or format to another can be smooth and stress-free … Read more

PetPace, a leading pet health monitoring company, has completed development of its smart collar and is preparing for mass production. The company expects to sell tens of thousands of collars in 2024 and has placed an initial manufacturing order of 10,000 units with Nistec, a well-established manufacturing group. TechTime Electronics and Technology News translated to … Read more

Detecting dental disease in dogs early is essential to preventing progression and protecting your pet’s overall wellbeing. Less than half (44%) of Gen Z and Millennial pet parents say they could list the signs of periodontal disease to their veterinarian, even though symptoms like discoloration, broken or loose teeth, very foul breath, reduced appetite, and … Read more

In a recent review on TechnoMeow, writer Jamey Ekins examined how the PetPace Smart Cat Collar differs from many mainstream smart collars by prioritizing continuous health monitoring over basic location tracking. Rather than focusing solely on GPS and movement metrics, the device is built to act as a comprehensive health monitoring system for cats, tracking … Read more

Over the past two decades, small-breed dogs have become increasingly popular and now make up a large portion of pet dogs in the United States. Chosen for their compact size, adaptability to city living, and irresistible charm, these little companions also have unique nutritional and health needs. Compared with larger breeds, small dogs require more … Read more

A typical veterinary appointment lasts only 15–30 minutes. In that brief visit, a veterinarian checks vital signs, evaluates symptoms, and listens to the observations you share about your pet. But most of a pet’s life happens outside the exam room. Pets spend the vast majority of their day at home—resting, playing, eating, sleeping, and interacting … Read more

Dog bloat, also known as gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), is a serious and potentially fatal condition that affects tens of thousands of dogs each year. Although the exact cause is not fully understood, bloat is a medical emergency when it progresses to GDV. Owners who recognize the warning signs early and seek immediate veterinary care can … Read more