Love Your Pet? See Your Vet!

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Preventative care keeps pets healthy and improves their quality and length of life. It can also save pet owners money in the long run. Pets are skilled at hiding discomfort and pain, so don’t wait until they show signs of sickness or injury. Check out these tips for improving pet health while saving money.

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Pets as Congressional PAW-LICY Advisors

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Congressional pets have long skittered the halls of the House and Senate, but more and more, they’re becoming unofficial staffers.    

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Socialize Your Pet

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Everyone’s happier when pets are comfortable in a wide variety of situations: meeting new people, going new places, being exposed to different sounds. Your veterinarian has tips that can help.

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Changes to flea & tick care

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The top reason pet owners visit the veterinarian is their animal’s itchy skin, and fleas and ticks are often the culprit. Unfortunately, parasites are spreading more quickly due to climate change, which is why the animal health industry is investing in innovative parasite control treatments. Learn more.

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A Commitment for Life

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Selecting the pet that’s best for your lifestyle is the first step in responsible pet ownership. If you already have a pet, your veterinarian can help you better understand your pet’s needs.  Learn what to consider when selecting a pet.

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The big brain benefits of having a dog

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We all know pets improve our lives, but it’s more than a feeling, it’s a scientific fact. Dogs can reduce stress, increase brain activity, and even improve teamwork. Read more here.

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How much do you spend on your pet?

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Pet owners rely on routine veterinary care and animal health products to keep their pets healthy and prevent diseases like rabies and avoid fleas and ticks. Over the 15-year average lifetime of a pet, health care expenditures like medications, parasite control, vaccinations, checkups, and dental care are estimated to be at least $8,010 for a […]

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The human animal bond is supported by science

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Pet ownership has been linked to a range of therapeutic, psychological, and social benefits for pet owners. As we keep our pets healthy, they can improve our health as well. Learn about the science between positive animal-human interactions.

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Novel approaches to preventing & treating infections can reduce the need for antibiotics

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Alternatives to antibiotics target bacteria in a similar manner as antibiotics to cure bacterial infection. The animal health sector has taken significant action in recent years to improve the responsible use of antibiotics while researching potential alternatives, including ambient cold plasmas, which use laser-like devices to prevent and treat infections. Learn more here.

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The state of global veterinary care

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Pet ownership is rising globally, and more than half the world is estimated to have a pet at home. Access to veterinary care varies widely from market to market, and in developed countries, most veterinarians primarily treat small animals. Learn more about global trends in veterinary care.

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