Pet Care News and Updates

Vet Backed Pet Food Updates Veterinary researchers spent the last year deep diving into the long term effects of trending ingredients and they’ve come back with a message: not all that glitters is gut friendly. Key findings spotlight the importance of whole, unprocessed proteins over grain free hype and the growing concerns around excess legumes […]

Smarter Feeders, Healthier Pets AI has officially moved into the kitchen and your pet’s bowl is the new frontier. Smart feeders in 2026 are no longer just about dispensing food on time. They’re learning your pet’s habits, adapting meal sizes, and helping you dial in nutrition with far more precision than a measuring cup ever

Introduction: More Than Treats and Walks Pet care in 2023 has transformed into more than just feeding schedules and daily walks. It’s an industry experiencing rapid innovation, where wellness, personalization, and smart technology converge to elevate the lives of pets and their owners alike. The Tech-Driven Shift Technology is no longer just for humans. From

Introduction Pet ownership isn’t just about feeding your dog or cleaning your cat’s litter box anymore. Across the U.S. and beyond, laws surrounding pets are tightening up—and fast. From stricter breed restrictions to mandatory microchipping, owning an animal now comes with a growing checklist of legal responsibilities. Why the shift? A mix of factors: rising

Quick Overview Why Staying Informed Matters Pet health is evolving fast—and staying in the loop can make a major difference in your animal’s well-being. From new disease threats to rapidly changing nutrition guidelines, today’s pet owners need more than just annual checkups. Here’s why it matters: Faster responses to health issues: The more you know,

Intro: The New Era of Pet Parenting We’re not just buying squeaky toys and filling water bowls anymore. Tech has quietly threaded itself into every corner of modern pet care—wearables, feeders, apps—you name it. This isn’t a fad. It’s a shift in how we understand and respond to our pets’ needs. What used to be

This Week in Pet Health Here’s what’s happening in the world of pet health right now, without the fluff. Vets across the country are reporting a rise in seasonal allergies—itchy skin, watery eyes, and chronic licking are topping the complaint list. They’re also seeing an uptick in arthritis symptoms, especially in older dogs and cats