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Surprising Health Benefits of Owning a Pet
Studies show that spending just 15 minutes with your pet can significantly reduce stress levels. Their playful antics can even make you laugh, a natural way to relieve tension. Owning a dog ... Read More
Can Dogs, Cats and Other Pets Truly Improve Your Health?
We got our first dog when my oldest son was 10. A friend who was a teacher told me that was a perfect age for a kid to have a pet. “Jake can throw his arms around the dog when he doesn’t feel ... Read More
The surprising health perks of having a pet
A pet’s unconditional love can bring loads of joy. But particularly for older adults, companion animals can have a big impact on physical health and cognition too. Read More
Why we consider pets part of the family: Our Best Life
If it seems like everyone has a dog, it’s because we’ve reached the highest number of dogs in the United States, ever. Read More
Improve Your Pet’s Care: Essential Questions for Every Veterinary Visit
The quality of a pet’s health care often depends on the owner’s ability to ask specific, informed questions during veterinary appointments. Topics like diet and nutrition are filled with ... Read More
The 'Dog Whisperer' Is Back—and He's Changing Pet Health for Good
The Better Dog Supplements collection represents a comprehensive approach to canine wellness, designed to meet dogs' changing needs from puppyhood to their senior years. Each formula is built to ... Read More
Pets contribute to greenhouse gases like us. Here's how to reduce their carbon pawprint
The marketing of higher-quality pet food suggests that it's healthier. But there isn't much evidence to suggest refrigerated, fresh or human-grade food leads to better pet health outcomes, according ... Read More
Institute for Pet Health Sciences Names Boops Pets 2025 Product of the Year
Oct. 21, 2025 / PRZen / NEW YORK — The Institute for Pet Health Sciences (IPHS), a leading independent research and certification body advancing evidence-based standards in companion animal health, ... Read More
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