PRESS RELEASE from Oregon State University: Canine cancer patients receiving a new form of immunotherapy lived longer or shorter depending on the composition of their microbiome, the community of organisms living in their gut. Results of the clinical trial led by Oregon State University scientists were published in Veterinary Oncology. The findings signal new hope for the nearly half of U.S. households ...
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Pet dental do’s and don’ts
National Pet Dental Health Month in February is a great time to remind pet owners just how important oral care is to their pet’s overall well-being. Dental disease is very common in dogs and cats and, if left untreated, can cause pain, tooth loss, and infection that can affect the entire body. Below are just a few helpful pet dental ...
Read More »Signs your dog has a food allergy
Does Your Dog Have a Food Allergy? Signs Every Pet Parent Should Know Food allergies in dogs are more common than many people realize and they can cause ongoing discomfort if left untreated. Unlike seasonal allergies, which often flare up at certain times of the year, food allergies tend to cause symptoms that persist year-round. Knowing what to look for ...
Read More »Raw honey for your dog?
Raw and Unfiltered Honey Gains Attention as a Natural Wellness Boost for Dogs Pet parents are increasingly turning to natural ingredients to support their dogs’ overall health. Raw, unfiltered honey is emerging as a popular option for pups over the age of one with healthy immune systems. Unlike heavily processed honey, raw and unfiltered honey retains naturally occurring antioxidants and ...
Read More »Embrace Pet Insurance’s 2025 Recap: What Luna, Mochi, and Modern Pet Trends Tell Us
Luna still leads the pack, but beyond the most popular pet names, new trends and new realities in pet care took shape in 2025. New data from Embrace Pet Insurance shows how Americans named their pets, which breeds they chose, and what sent dogs and cats to the veterinarian most often over the past year. Placed in a five-year context, ...
Read More »Top 10 Pet Poisons
Every day, the toxicology experts at Pet Poison Helpline deal with potentially thousands of different pet toxins, but certain substances seem to rise to the top of the list every year. Pet lovers of North America, we give you the Top 10 Pet Poisons of 2025 for both dogs and cats. “Each year, we gather a list of the most ...
Read More »24/7 Veterinary Expertise Just a Phone Call Away
When your pet is sick, injured or acting strangely, it’s important to know who to call. With one phone number, pet lovers can now have 24 hours a day, seven days a week, access to industry-leading veterinary and toxicology advice. With more than two million pet health incidents managed to date, the experts at Pet Poison Helpline have been providing ...
Read More »Don’t Forget About Dental Health
February is Pet Dental Health Month and it’s one aspect of care many pet parents tend to overlook. Healthy teeth and gums are just as important for your dog as they are for you! While a dog’s tolerance for “brushing” may vary, it’s a good habit to get into early on. Similar to humans, plaque on a dog’s teeth can ...
Read More »4 Ways to Keep Your Dog Safe and Secure
Your dog is most likely one of your most beloved companions so it is only natural to want to make sure that they are as safe and secure as possible. Taking steps to protect their future is one of the best ways to show your pet how much you love and care for them, even without saying so. 1: Invest ...
Read More »Pet Poison Hotline Launches “Toxin Tails”
The veterinary toxicology professionals at Pet Poison Helpline are launching a new consumer awareness campaign called Toxin Tails. Each month they will highlight an unusual or interesting case from the thousands of calls received. Below is the first edition of Toxin Tails. What happens when your previously healthy pet eats something he found in your yard and wakes up the next morning ...
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