Advancements in pet care mean that pets are living longer, but aging pets still require extra care and attention to minimize the impact of age-related problems. Regular vet visits, exercise and a healthy diet help detect, treat or prevent these conditions. Know the facts about pet aging so your pet can live a happy, healthy […]
When Martha Scott and I go to the Hill, we get lots of really good exercise walking down the long hallways. But that’s OK because once we’re in the meetings, I get to rest while the humans talk about things like the ways that the health of animals, people, and the planet are connected. Here […]
Dogs have been go-to therapy animals for years, but some cats can make excellent therapy animals. A study by Belgian Researcher Joni Delanoeije shared that some cats can adapt to different environments and remain calm and social in unpredictable settings, providing support and comfort to their owners.
Colorado Animal Rescue pairs older pets with older people to create companionship and reciprocal love. Senior pets calm and predictable behavior make ideal companions for senior citizens while providing routine and comfort for both parties. The program has not only helped senior citizens but also rehomed over 700 senior pets, helping with overcrowding in shelters […]
Pet Night on Capitol Hill is a great Washington tradition, and I loved checking it out with Martha Scott. I made so many new friends, like Dana Brooks and Sandy Moore. Of course, the best part was being there for the announcement of the Cutest Pets on Capitol Hill Contest! Stay tuned, because our U.S. […]
Diabetes is both common and treatable in pets. While certain health factors may play a role, read more for signs that your pet may be afflicted and learn about treatment options.
With candy, costumes, and a parade of people coming to the door, Halloween can be scary (and even dangerous) for dogs. Keeping candy and decorations out of reach, ensuring pet costumes fit properly and making sure pets have proper identification will help combat the chaos of the holiday. Protect your pet by taking these precautions […]
Martha Scott took me with her to a meeting where they talked about things like the importance of agricultural trade to the U.S. farm economy and how important it is to keep animals healthy, wherever they are in the world. Then we got to take a picture, so here I am with Will Rijksen (Zoetis), […]
At UNC Chapel Hill, “Carolina Helping Paws” is a volunteer organization that works to promote pet adoption and provides opportunities for students to ease stress with the help of pets. The organization has more than 150 pet-loving members. Learn about all the ways “Carolina Helping Paws” helps animals and students.
African Swine Fever (ASF) is a deadly virus that affects domestic and wild pigs – not humans. It has severely disrupted global pork production due to mass pig deaths caused by the virus. While ASF has not yet reached the U.S., the animal health industry is researching vaccines and treatments. Learn more about ASF here.
The Animal Health Institute (AHI) represents the companies that develop and produce animal medicines. Our industry is a global leader whose products improve the health of nearly 10 billion companion and food-producing animals in the U.S., which results in significant economic and social benefits for Americans.
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