pet health
Coverage of pet health in the Nexus archive.
- Why wildfire smoke hits your pets harder than it hits you and how to keep them safe
Wildfire smoke poses significant health risks to pets, particularly older animals, those with preexisting conditions, and flat-faced breeds like Bulldogs and Pugs. Symptoms to monitor include coughing, difficulty breathing, and eye irritation, with the American Veterinary Medical Association and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency advising pet owners to keep animals indoors, use air purifiers, and limit outdoor exposure.
- How supporting pet health can "return the favor" to dogs
An article marking National Pet Month focuses on the relationship between dogs and their owners, emphasizing the importance of supporting pet health. The piece is sponsored by The Farmer's Dog, a pet food company.
- Considering tele-vet care for your pet? Here's when it makes sense (and when it doesn't)
The article discusses the benefits and appropriate use cases for tele-vet care, highlighting how virtual vet visits can save time and money for pet owners. It emphasizes understanding when virtual consultations are suitable versus requiring in-person care.