Review of Studies Shows Use of Insects as Pet Food Is Promising
Insects have high protein content which can be beneficial for dogs and cats. A buzz has been spreading across the pet food industry one…
Author: Animal Wellness Academy
AW ACADEMY is a natural extension of our 25 years of experience publishing Animal Wellness, Equine Wellness and Innovative Veterinary Care Journal. We believe that everyone has a responsibility to care for animals to the best of their ability utilizing the most natural and minimally invasive means possible. We feel strongly that it’s better to promote a preventative healthy lifestyle for our pets instead of taking a wait-and-see approach. We also fiercely advocate for the quality of animals’ lives, supporting animal rescues and welfare organizations both financially and through our editorial.
Unlocking the Genetic Code of Equine Behavior
Identifying the genes influencing certain behavior in equines will help in establishing a scientific basis for breeding horses with behaviors that align with the work…
Top 13 Holiday Pet Safety Tips
These 13 holiday pet safety tips will keep your furry family safe during the holiday season. Learn how to avoid choking hazards, toxic foods, injuries,…
Winter Skin Care for Dogs
Winter skin care for dogs involves keeping their skin moisturized, avoiding chemical burns and frostbite, and addressing allergies. Follow these tips to keep your pups…
Is There a Link Between Brachycephaly and Deteriorative Brain Morphology?
Study finds connection between skull shape and different sleep patterns in canines that could have further health implications. The domestic dog’s evolutionary journey has been…
Big Data Analysis of Commercial Dog Breeding Facilities
Data science can help improve canine breeding conditions. Focusing on prevailing conditions in commercial dog breeding facilities can bring about significant contributions to canine welfare.…
Can Tui Na help your dog or cat live longer?
THE AGING PROCESS Like humans, dogs and cats are individuals with different constitutions in different environments. These differences determine how long they will live. On…
Evidence-Based Guidelines for Seizure Emergencies in Pets
ACVIM delivers a consensus statement on managing status epilepticus and cluster seizures in dogs and cats. Seizure emergencies, encompassing status epilepticus (SE) and cluster seizures…
Brief Outings and Temporary Fostering Bring Positive Results for Shelter Dogs
Shelter dogs exposed to out-of-shelter activities showed better adoption rates. An interesting recent study sheds light on interventions that can significantly improve the welfare of…
7 Cat Care Tips for National Cat Lovers’ Month (and Every Day)
They say that cats take care of themselves, but pet parents still have plenty of responsibilities when it comes to cat care. These seven tips…
Recent Studies Point Toward Limiting Antimicrobial Use for Canine Diarrhea
Responsible use of antimicrobials can go a long way toward safeguarding the health of dogs. Canine diarrhea is a concern for pet owners that often…
Impact of Overfeeding and Subsequent Weight Gain on Feline Health
A recent study shows overfeeding-induced weight gain deteriorates certain physiological parameters. Despite being preventable, the rising incidence of obesity in cats is an issue of…
