Veterinarians Dispel Common Myths About Pets and Pests

Year-round parasite prevention is a crucial part of pet ownership. Get the latest about fleas, ticks, heartworms, and more

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What it means to have a pet in childhood (hint: it’s very good).

Parents looking to provide their children with growth and enrichment opportunities need look no further than a pet. Companionship, responsibility, social development, and emotional development are a few of the countless benefits of pets for children. Learn more.

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Urination Frequency in Dogs: When to Call Your Veterinarian

Have your dog’s urinary patterns changed? Or are you worried about the frequency or color of your dog’s urine? Might be time to call your veterinarian. Learn more.

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Do you know the signs of heart conditions in cats?

Cats can have heart problems just like humans, but recognizing heart issues in cats can be tricky because they are good at hiding pain. Familiarize yourself with possible symptoms of common heart conditions and treatments to ensure a happy and healthy life for your cat.

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Our Industry Keeps Animals Healthy

American households are home to almost 400 million pets, including 192 million dogs and cats. Our industry keeps them healthy.

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More than companions: service dogs reduce anxiety and depression in veterans

Service dogs can make a meaningful difference in the physical and emotion health of veterans. Learn more.

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AHI Perspective on FDA Reorganization

April 2, 2025—The animal health industry provides essential medicines to keep both pets and food animals healthy. These products make key contributions to protecting the safety of the food supply and promoting the human-animal bond by enhancing the quality of life for companion animals. In 2021, the US animal health industry produced nearly $14 billion […]

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Create a fitness plan for your dog

Maintaining appropriate exercise for your dog can help prevent injuries, lessen the impacts of age-related issues like arthritis, and help them stay physically active for longer. Read more about how to create a dog-safe fitness plan.

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