Category: Pets News

the Veterinary Imaging Market by Product Type (Instruments, Reagents, and Others), Animal Type (Companion Animals, Large Animals, and Other Animals), Application (Orthopedics & Traumatology, Oncology, Cardiology, Neurology, and Other Applications), and End User (Clinics & Hospitals, Reference Labs, and Other End Users): Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2019–2026. According to the report, the global veterinary imaging industry garnered $1.62 billion in 2018and is projected to reach $2.65 billion by 2026registration a CAGR of 6.3% from 2019 to 2026. The Veterinary Imaging Market involves the use of diagnostic imaging modalities such as X-rays, ultrasound, MRI, CT scans, and others to…

As a pet owner and staff member at the DIBS dog rescue, one of Mary Lessard’s biggest fears is losing one of the organization’s rescue dogs or her own furry friends. Open this photo in gallery: DIBS dog rescue uses Tractive smart collars to keep track of the 200 dogs they rehome annually. The collar uses GPS tracking to trace their location should they go missing.HANDOUTS That fear came true when an adoptee frantically called DIBS after their new family member went missing. Thankfully, the rescue, which rehomes dogs from Mexico and has foster homes in the Greater Toronto Area…

KYIV, Ukraine — A woman who braved checkpoints and dodged shelling to care for abandoned pets during Russia’s occupation of her hometown is now warning about the recent flooding’s devastating impact on the region’s animals. Iryna Tutyun said it was “difficult to cope” with the number of animals in need of help after huge swaths of the southern city of Kherson and its surrounding area were inundated following the destruction of the Kakhovka dam Tuesday. “I still have about 30 dogs and a dozen cats in my care. Every morning I go to them, feed them and see if everything…

The race has just begun for these dachshunds. (Henrike Wilhelm/CBC News) Over 40 pet owners proudly gathered for the 11th annual Wiener Dog Races at the NL Pet Expo in Mount Pearl this weekend. “People will train,” said Tanya Martin, founder of Dachshunds of Newfoundland and Labrador and an organizer of the race. “People wanna win. Nobody likes losing.” This year, 43 dachshunds competed in the races. “They’re in preassigned heats based on their age,” said Martin. “The winner of each heat goes on to compete in the championship.” All dogs go home with medals, but the big winners receive…

Veterinarian warns against viral TikTok grooming trend that has pet owners DYEING dogs’ fur to make them look like OTHER animals Owners are using pet hair dye to transform their pooches into other animals Dr. Anna Foreman has spoken out against the controversial practice She said dyeing a dog’s fur could lead to skin irritation or toxicity By Erica Nardozzi For Dailymail.Com Published: 01:12PM EDT, June 9, 2023 | Updated: 12:19 PM EDT, June 9, 2023 A veterinarian has been warned against a viral TikTok trend that has pet owners dyeing their dog’s fur to make them look like different…

Play Brightcove videos People are being urged to stay away from beaches until further notice on the Fylde coast after raw sewage was pumped into the sea during a storm. United Utilities says the ‘pollution incident’ saw the sewage, mixed with rainwater, released into the sea after a pipe burst on Monday 12 June. It effects beaches across the Fylde coast and the councils are urging people to stay out of the sea and keep pets clear of the water. The beaches affected include: Bisham Blackpool Central Blackpool North Blackpool South Cleveleys beach Fleetwood St Annes St. Annes North Urgent…

CNN — Millions of people in the US are under air quality alerts as smoke from raging Canadian wildfires sweeps down the East Coast. Some schools in New York and Washington are canceling outdoor activities, and airports are facing delays or ground stops due to poor visibility. Smoke can also cause health problems such as difficulty breathing, burning eyes, dizziness, headache or nausea. Doctors say people whose symptoms are getting worse should get medical attention. Here’s what they want everyone to know about staying healthy and avoiding problems when the air is thick with smoke. Why does wildfire smoke make…

An influencer who paid $900 for a ‘rare’ breed of cat from an animal rescue center has claimed she was ‘scammed’ after a DNA test revealed the feline is just a standard tabby. Chloe Mitchell, 23, from Michigan, started to suspect her new pet might not be everything the shelter had described her as after sharing a video on TikTok. Although adorable, her followers couldn’t believe the cat named Puka was a fifth-generation ‘super rare’ African Savannah as the breed looks similar to a cheetah and they encouraged her to get a DNA test. In a new post, Chloe reveals…