April 11 is the day to cherish your pets just a little more. It’s National Pet Day! The annual event was founded by Colleen Paige, an animal welfare advocate and pet and family lifestyle expert. While April 11 is the official day to honor our animal companions, pet owners know that every day is an […]
DOHMH: Shari S. Logan, SLogan1@health.nyc.govACC: Katy Hansen, KHansen@nycacc.orgDDC: Shoshana Khan, 718-391-1251, KhanSho@ddc.nyc.gov(Baychester, Bronx – May 18, 2023) NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) Commissioner Dr. Ashwin Vasan, NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) Commissioner Thomas Foley and Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) Chief Executive Officer Risa Weinstock joined advocates and members of the
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Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.This image provided by Guinness World Records shows Bobi. Guinness World Records says the world’s oldest dog recently celebrated his 31st birthday. Bobi’s owner says a party was held Saturday, May 13, 2023 for the purebred Rafeiro do Alentejo, a breed of Portuguese dog. (Guinness World Records via
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AdvertisementSupported byTrilobitesA modified version of the classic mirror test suggested that roosters recognize their reflections.By Darren IncorvaiaThe idea of a chicken running around with its head cut off, inspired by a real-life story, may make it seem like the bird doesn’t have much going on upstairs. But Sonja Hillemacher, an animal behavior researcher at the
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It appears that the disease may be caused by a bacteria— the species may have been living in dogs for thousands or millions of years, but has only been recently come to our attention as a possible disease vector Here is our original position from November 20, 2023. Here, as of December 7, 2023, is the New
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What Goes Into a Nutritional, Balanced Dog Food? Dog nutrition is an intricate matter that requires a keen understanding of what our furry companions need to thrive. One of the most crucial aspects of a dog’s overall health and well-being is their diet, which should ideally be balanced and rich in all the essential nutrients. Particular
Exploring the link between kibble, obesity, and diabetes in dogs While the prevalence of kibble in our dogs’ diets shows how modern convenience often overshadows long-term well-being, this trend might echo our evolutionary past. This month has been filled with quotes and wisdom that have found their way to me. The first inspiring quote I came
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SectionsFrom ear position to pupil size, a new study examines how felines express themselves while interacting with one another Margaret Osborne Daily CorrespondentCats can sometimes get a bad rap for being aloof or not emotive. Compared to dogs, felines tend to be more subtle with how they express themselves—perhaps with a mere flick of an
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AdvertisementSupported byTrilobitesFluorescent anatomy, which recently seemed to be a quirk in unusual animals such as platypuses and opossums, was found in most living families of mammals.By Cara GiaimoAt first, it seemed to be another caprice of two already unusual animals: Flying squirrels and platypuses were found to be fluorescent, absorbing invisible ultraviolet light and re-emitting
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