‘Animals can bring joy’: Duke students find comfort with emotional support pets in dorms
Senior Lorayna Hinton doesn’t have a roommate, but she’s not alone in her single-person dorm room at Duke University’s Few Quad. “I
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Norway banned the breeding of brachycephalic dogs – is it time for other countries to follow suit?
Last month, Norway banned the breeding of Bulldogs and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, with the Oslo District Court ruling that selective breeding, which
‘I am utterly in thrall to the beauty of cats’: David Baddiel on his favourite pets
Cats for David Baddiel, with all their furry, funny ways, are an expression of love and a deep link to his now
No Correlation Between DCM Incidence Rate and Uptick of Grain-Free Diet Sales, Researchers Find
New data indicates no significant correlation between the national canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) incidence rates in relation to grain-free pet food sales.
With Emotional-Support Animals on the Rise, How Are Colleges Responding?
Jessica Scull had just been accepted to Columbia University as a transfer student when she met the companion who would become a
Yes, your dog can go vegan – but cats are natural born killers
With plant-based diets on the rise, it’s natural to reconsider what’s going into pets’ food bowls. But some animals may not take
Dogs of war: the conflict in Ukraine is displacing pets as well as people
Jakub Kotowicz loves animals so much he decided he wanted to spend his life healing them. But the Polish vet never thought
Vet choir to raise money in aid of Ukraine
A choir of vets is inviting members of the profession to take part in a performance intended to raise money for those
How to curb the pet obesity epidemic
“Obesity has a negative effect on pets just like it does on humans,” said Dr. Rosslyn Biggs, Oklahoma State University Extension veterinarian and
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‘Animals can bring joy’: Duke students find comfort with emotional support pets in dorms
Senior Lorayna Hinton doesn’t have a roommate, but she’s not alone in her single-person dorm room at Duke University’s Few Quad. “I
Norway banned the breeding of brachycephalic dogs – is it time for other countries to follow suit?
Last month, Norway banned the breeding of Bulldogs and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, with the Oslo District Court ruling that selective breeding, which
‘I am utterly in thrall to the beauty of cats’: David Baddiel on his favourite pets
Cats for David Baddiel, with all their furry, funny ways, are an expression of love and a deep link to his now
No Correlation Between DCM Incidence Rate and Uptick of Grain-Free Diet Sales, Researchers Find
New data indicates no significant correlation between the national canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) incidence rates in relation to grain-free pet food sales.
With Emotional-Support Animals on the Rise, How Are Colleges Responding?
Jessica Scull had just been accepted to Columbia University as a transfer student when she met the companion who would become a
Yes, your dog can go vegan – but cats are natural born killers
With plant-based diets on the rise, it’s natural to reconsider what’s going into pets’ food bowls. But some animals may not take
Dogs of war: the conflict in Ukraine is displacing pets as well as people
Jakub Kotowicz loves animals so much he decided he wanted to spend his life healing them. But the Polish vet never thought
Vet choir to raise money in aid of Ukraine
A choir of vets is inviting members of the profession to take part in a performance intended to raise money for those
How to curb the pet obesity epidemic
“Obesity has a negative effect on pets just like it does on humans,” said Dr. Rosslyn Biggs, Oklahoma State University Extension veterinarian and
