Pet Owners
Coverage of Pet Owners in the Nexus archive.
- JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Here's my urgent advice for any pet owner who's worried about soaring vet fees
Jeff Prestridge offers urgent advice to pet owners concerned about rising veterinary costs. The article focuses on addressing financial worries related to pet healthcare expenses.
- Irvine dog trainer sentenced to nearly 12 years in prison after the deaths of 11 dogs
An Irvine dog trainer was sentenced to nearly 12 years in prison after the deaths of 11 dogs. Pet owners provided emotional testimony during the sentencing in Santa Ana.
- Why you SHOULD let your dog sleep on the bed: Scientists finally settle the debate that has split pet owners - and reveal the surprising benefits of a nap with your pooch
Scientists have concluded that allowing dogs to sleep on the bed offers surprising benefits, resolving a long-standing debate among pet owners. The study highlights positive outcomes from sharing a bed with a dog, though specific details are not provided in the given content.
- Why you SHOULD let your dog sleep on the bed: Scientists finally settle the debate that has split pet owners - and reveal the surprising benefits of a nap with your pooch
Scientists have settled the debate about whether dogs should sleep on the bed, revealing surprising benefits for pet owners. The study highlights positive outcomes of allowing dogs to share the bed.
- Anti-Cruelty opens resource center on Far South Side to provide ongoing support for pet owners
Anti-Cruelty opened a permanent resource center on 103rd Street in Roseland, Chicago (Far South Side) to provide ongoing support for pet owners.
- Gaza pet owners struggle to keep animals healthy amid vet crisis
Animal lovers in Gaza are using desperate measures to keep their pets alive and healthy due to a vet crisis. Pet owners in the region struggle to maintain their animals' health amid the ongoing veterinary shortage.
- Should you delay veterinary care because of cost?
Rising veterinary costs are forcing pet owners to make tough decisions, but the article questions whether delaying care is advisable. The focus is on the financial pressures impacting pet healthcare choices.
- Party poopers: New Yorkers sniff at pet owners leaving behind animal waste
New York City is addressing an increase in complaints about pet waste left by irresponsible owners. Kumar Satya, a resident of Manhattan’s Washington Heights neighborhood, highlighted concerns about the issue affecting local parks and public spaces.
- USPS reveals startling number of dog attacks on workers — and issues urgent warning to pet owners
USPS has reported a startling number of dog attacks on its workers and issued an urgent warning to pet owners. A worker shared that while physical injuries from an attack have healed, the emotional trauma remains.
- Pet owners going into debt and turning off heating to afford huge vet bills
Pet owners are facing severe financial strain, going into debt and reducing home heating to cover high veterinary costs. The situation highlights the growing burden of animal healthcare expenses on households.
- Pet owners lose trust in insurers as customers question fairness of policies and value for money
Pet owners are losing trust in insurance companies due to concerns over unfair policies and poor value for money. Customers are increasingly questioning the fairness and cost-effectiveness of their pet insurance coverage.
- Over-the-counter pet flea treatments could be banned under new UK rules
UK ministers are considering banning over-the-counter flea treatments for pets due to environmental risks, proposing restrictions to veterinary professionals and pharmacists. The consultation aims to ensure proper usage of pesticide-based products that can harm wildlife via waterways.
- Concerning study finds that PETS are falling victim to Munchausen by Proxy, with vets suspecting their owners cause injuries or fake symptoms for attention
A concerning study highlights that pets are increasingly falling victim to Munchausen by Proxy, a condition where caregivers fabricate illnesses for attention. Veterinarians suspect some pet owners intentionally cause harm or fake symptoms to gain attention.