As pets live longer thanks to better nutrition and veterinary medicine, the senior stage of life has become more prolonged — and more complex.

The pet product market is flooded with thousands of items — from beds and bowls to collars, toys, and grooming tools.

Chronic kidney disease is common in older cats but often goes unnoticed until significant damage has occurred.

In an increasingly digital world, the right tools can enhance practice efficiency, improve client communication, and support better outcomes. Here are five categories of digital tools that every pet health manager should know.

Pets cannot tell us when something is wrong. Instead, they communicate through behavior. For pet health managers and attentive owners, understanding the mind-body connection—the ways physical health affects behavior and behavior reflects physical health—is essential to early intervention.

Proper nutrition is fundamental to pet health, yet even well-intentioned owners can make feeding mistakes that have long-term consequences. Here are five common errors and how to avoid them.