36% of US Pet Owners Have Used AI for Pet Care, HABRI Survey Finds
A HABRI and Chewy Health survey found 36% of US dog and cat owners have used AI for pet care. What owners said it changed about their vet visits.
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Rocky Turns 50: Two Bullmastiffs Play Butkus at National Dog Show
Two therapy bullmastiffs, Wasabi and Rufus, will stand in for Rocky's dog Butkus at this weekend's National Dog Show in Oaks, Pa., for the film's 50th anniversary.
Drunk Raccoon Merch Raises $290,000 for Virginia Animal Shelter
Sales of "trashed panda" shirts raised more than $290,000 for Hanover County's animal shelter in Virginia. Where the money is going, from bodycams to an emergency fund.
National Dog Show Airs on NBC Nov. 26 From Noon to 2 p.m.
The 25th National Dog Show airs on NBC and Peacock on Thanksgiving, Nov. 26, noon to 2 p.m. See the dates, the Westminster contrast and past winners.
36 Percent of US Dog and Cat Owners Use AI for Pet Care
A HABRI and Chewy Health survey of 2,008 U.S. dog and cat owners found 36 percent have used AI for pet care, and many say it improves vet visits.
Chewy Publishes First ‘Do Not Crush’ Medication List Made for Pets
Chewy Health released a Do Not Crush List of Pet Medications for vets and owners. What the list covers, who wrote it and why crushing pills can matter.
ASPCA, IPAW Rescue Commit $1.4 Million to Fly More Shelter Pets
The ASPCA and IPAW Rescue are giving $1.4 million to Dog Is My CoPilot, a nonprofit that flies shelter dogs and cats to areas with more adopters.
Blue Buffalo Launches Cat Kibble That Turns Into Bone Broth Soup
Blue Buffalo's new Wilderness Bone Broth Boosted cat food can be served dry or with water as a broth. Here are the recipes, ingredients and where to buy it.
Not Every Lump Under a Cat’s Tongue Is Cancer, Vet Dentist Says
A swelling under a cat's tongue is often cancer, but a veterinary dentist describes other causes. What they are and why a biopsy settles the question.
Senior Pets Slip Out of Vet Care: What a Good Program Does
Senior pet care often lapses as owners assume aging can't be treated. Here is what a good senior pet program offers and what owners can ask their vet.