Pet Health Research

New Guidelines in Human Pediatrics Challenge Old UTI Assumptions The August 2024 update to Spain’s pediatric urinary tract infection guideline marks a s…

Diagnosing a Hyper Cat: New Data on In-Clinic Thyroid Testing Hyperthyroidism, an overproduction of thyroid hormone, is a common disease in middle-aged …

Recognizing and Responding to Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD) is a progressive brain disorder in aging dogs, mirroring a…

Collagen is no longer viewed as a passive structural protein but as a source of bioactive signaling molecules that act throughout the body. A 2026 narrative review by Krisztián Németh, Marianna Kis, and Borbála Mózes synthesizes the evidence for this shift, specifically for veterinary science. Key Takeaways Orally administered collagen hydrolysate is absorbed, with specific…

A Seaweed Supplement Shows Promise for Reducing Dental Plaque A Polish review study led by veterinarian Jerzy Gawor and researcher Michał Jank highlight…

Canine Cognitive Dysfunction: The Brain Atrophy Behind the Confusion In aging dogs, confusion, disrupted sleep, and personality changes are often signs …

Feline Urinary Tract Health: When It’s Not Just an Infection When a cat starts urinating outside the litter box or straining to go, most owners suspect …

Exercise Effectiveness: A Core and Balance Study Questions Common Routines A 2025 double-blinded study from Miguel Hernández University in Spain tested …

Feline Inflammatory Bowel Disease: The Foundational Role of Diet Idiopathic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) affects at least one percent of cats, causi…

Introduction Chagas disease, a parasitic infection caused by Trypanosoma cruzi , is a recognized threat to human health in the Americas