Director of Health & Nutrition
Davidin leads the Health & Nutrition desk, translating current veterinary research into step-by-step guidance guardians can actually use. He manages our medical review pipeline, coordinates with a rotating advisory circle of practicing vets and nutrition professionals, and builds life-stage wellness guides—from puppy/kitten growth to senior care—grounded in preventive medicine.
His work spans ingredient literacy, safe supplementation, feeding strategies for sensitive tummies, weight management, and practical care for common conditions. Davidin’s editorial mantra is “stress down, science up”: clear takeaways, red-flag checklists, and when-to-call-the-vet prompts in every article.
What Foster Families Really Do Foster families quietly shoulder one of the most important roles in animal rescue: transition. They provide short term homes for pets that aren’t quite ready for adoption or just need a soft place to land after the stress of shelter confinement. These aren’t permanent setups, but they’re everything in the […]
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What’s Really On That Label? Start with the front of the package. It’s marketing turf designed to catch your eye, not inform. Words like “natural,” “premium,” and “gourmet” sound appealing, but they’re mostly fluff. These terms are not strictly regulated, which means brands can slap them on a bag without changing much about the actual
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Shifting Demographics of Pet Owners Pet ownership is being redefined and it’s not just about suburbia and backyard fetch anymore. Gen Z and Millennials are driving a fresh wave of adoption, bringing pets into smaller homes, apartments, and sometimes just a rented room with good sunlight. For these younger adults, pets serve as emotional anchors
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Introduction: Why Adoption Stories Matter Pet adoption isn’t just about bringing home a furry companion—it’s about saving a life and changing your own. In a world that scrolls fast and disconnects faster, rescue stories pull us back to something elemental: connection, care, second chances. They remind us we’re not the only ones showing up with
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Why Pet Tech Is Booming Modern pet care doesn’t run on instinct alone anymore. Technology is stepping up—filling in the gaps where human presence or old habits fall short. From feeders you control with your phone to wearables that monitor your dog’s resting heart rate, the tools are smarter, faster, and more tailored than ever.
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The State of Pet Care: What’s Changed This Week The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) released new draft guidelines this week recommending earlier screening for kidney disease in senior cats—starting at age seven, rather than ten. The update reflects mounting clinical data suggesting earlier intervention can add years to feline quality of life. Meanwhile, the
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Why Rescue Stories Matter Adopting a rescue pet is more than an act of kindness—it’s a transformative experience for both the animal and their new human companion. In 2024, these stories serve not only to tug at heartstrings but to reshape the way society views animal adoption. Emotional and Practical Value of Adoption Bringing a
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Quick Snapshot: What’s Moving the Needle Veterinary medicine didn’t hit pause this month. It pushed forward—fast. From smarter diagnostic AI to more personalized treatments and deeper use of telehealth, the landscape is shifting underfoot. Clinics are rolling out new tools; at-home devices are giving pet owners real-time insights; and policy updates are tightening the guardrails
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Introduction: Why Psychology Matters in Animal Training Beyond Obedience: The Real Goal of Training Training is often associated with getting an animal to follow commands, but true success goes deeper than obedience. When you only focus on getting a dog to sit or a bird to stay quiet, you risk overlooking how these behaviors are
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Why Pet Wellness Deserves More Attention Pet health isn’t just about treating illness anymore—it’s about avoiding it altogether. Over the past few years, there’s been a noticeable shift toward proactive, long-term wellness for animals, and it’s gaining real traction. Owners are reading more labels, asking more questions, and scheduling routine check-ups like clockwork. And it’s
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