Keeping the Cats in Your Care Healthy
Are you one of the nearly 40 million Americans with cats in their household? Here are some things to remember when taking care of your feline friend.
Are you one of the nearly 40 million Americans with cats in their household? Here are some things to remember when taking care of your feline friend.
If you downplay the guilt you feel when you skip your dog’s walk, get ready for a harsh reality. The mental stimulation that dogs receive when they go for a walk with their owner can directly affect a dog’s health.
When properly used, antibiotics can successfully treat select diseases while minimizing the threat of antibiotic resistance. Rely on your veterinarian to guide decisions about if, when, and how antibiotics should be used in your pet. Learn more for the American Veterinary Medical Association.
It’s World Antibiotics Awareness Week, a good time to share the progress of the animal health industry’s efforts to reduce the need for antibiotics. Our industry researches and produces a full spectrum of veterinary tools that reduce the need for antibiotics. Better prevention, earlier detection, and more efficient treatment improves animal health and welfare while […]
Being around a dog can improve physical health and heart health in humans. Evidence indicates that levels of the stress hormone cortisol drop in people after just five to twenty minutes spent interacting with dogs — even if the dog is not their pet.
One of the most effective ways to teach children about animals is to take them to a petting zoo. Here are some things to remember to keep children safe and healthy around farm animals.
If you’re a runner who frequently takes your dog with you, take a moment to understand steps to take to make running comfortable for both you and your canine.
Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) describes any problems cats may have with the lower urinary tract (i.e. bladder, urethra, etc.). Learn about the signs of illness and treatment options.
Our Industry Keeps Animals Healthy American households are home to almost 400 million pets, including 192 million dogs and cats. The animal health industry keeps them healthy.
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.
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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