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Paws, Purpose, and Progress: Shaping the Future of Pet Care in India

— By Pallavi Anand Women at the Forefront of India’s Pet Care Revolution Across India’s fast-growing pet ecosystem, women are emerging as some of its most influential changemakers – founders of pet-care and pet-wellness brands, veterinarians, nutritionists, trainers, groomers, animal welfare advocates or shelter operators. They are helping shape the industry’s growth and raising standards […]

Drools Fresh Food: Leading the Next Generation of Pet Nutrition in India

Drools Fresh Food is more than a new product category. It is a case study in how nutritional science, food safety engineering, and packaging innovation can come together to address the evolving needs of Indian pet parents. This feature explores the thinking, research, and technology behind a brand reshaping how the country feeds its pets.

Gentle Healing: The Emerging Shift Toward Veterinary Homeopathy

— By Dr. Khaja Mohteshamuddin & Dr. Hamda AlAwadhi First introduced by Samuel Hahnemann and later adapted for veterinary use by Bertold Schell, homeopathy has been used to address several health issues in pets. Homeopathy is a holistic discipline, and the principles of good health, such as diet, exercise, and removal of stresses are also

Monsoon Fur Storm: Why Your Pet Sheds More During The Rainy Season

The monsoon season brings cooler weather and fresh greenery, but it can also lead to increased hair shedding in dogs and cats. Shedding is a natural process that helps pets regulate body temperature and maintain a healthy coat. However, higher humidity and seasonal changes during the rainy season can make hair loss more noticeable, leaving

Heatstroke In Dogs

Staying One Step Ahead Of Summer Heat Heatstroke is a critical, life-threatening condition in pets, triggered either by extreme environmental exposure (classic heatstroke) or intense physical exertion (exertional heatstroke). In both cases, the body’s thermoregulatory mechanisms become overwhelmed, leading to systemic collapse. A retrospective study by Bruchim et al. (2006) highlighted the severity of this

Preventive Care Powered By Global Expertise

With the increasing number of pets and engaged pet parents nationwide, the demand for specialized veterinary care continues to grow. Paediatric care for kittens and puppies is one such area gaining attention, as early-life health significantly impacts long-term well-being. Many veterinary clinics are adopting structured Paediatric Protocols developed by industry expert bodies such as the

Summer Care Guide for Your Pet

Beat the Heat and Keep that Tail Wagging Your pet trusts you with everything — food, shelter, safety. But during Indian summers, when temperatures regularly cross 45°C in many regions, that trust comes with a serious responsibility. Dogs overheat fast. They can’t tell you they’re thirsty. And by the time you notice something is wrong,

Worm Woes, What You Need to Know About Roundworms?

Roundworms are common intestinal parasites in dogs, mainly caused by Toxocara canis and sometimes Toxascaris leonina. These parasites are especially harmful to young puppies and can lead to serious health problems if not treated. In India, roundworm infections are quite common, affecting more than 10% of dogs. The eggs of these worms are very tough

Bowlers’ Guide To The Best Dog Toys For Play And Training

For pet parents, choosing the best dog toys means finding products that are safe, durable, and engaging for a variety of play styles. From fetch sessions to puzzle challenges and training rewards, the world of dog play products is vast. This guide explores the different types of toys that support both play and learning, helping you choose options that

The ‘Dr. Dolittle’ of Indian Veterinary Science

In an era where medical care is often synonymous with rising costs, one senior professional at India’s premier veterinary institute is quietly rewriting the meaning of service. Dr. Abhijit M. Pawde, Principal Scientist at the Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI), Izatnagar, has emerged as a beacon of compassion in veterinary clinical practice—offering free professional advice

The Coerenza Approach

Pet parenting can be overwhelming due to the plethora of advice and opinions from various sources. It is time to let go of any confusion that you might have with this informative article and take your pet parenting skills to the next level with – The Coerenza Approach.— By Dr. Tom Walsh Veterinarians, driven by

What Should Really Go into Your Pet’s Diet

The food choices you make in the first few months’ shape how your pet grows, how their immune system matures, and even their lifetime risk of certain gut and metabolic problems.— Dr. Tarun Kumar, Dr. Prajwal Singh Kotwal, Dr. Ankit Kumar, and Dr. Reman Mor Bringing home a puppy is one of life’s best joys

Why Advanced CT Imaging Is the Future of Veterinary Medicine

CT Imaging is not just about a complex machine, but as a powerful tool that helps veterinarians make accurate decisions — and helps pet parents move forward with clarity and confidence.— By Dr. Chetanya Walia and Dr. Diva Dhingra Every pet parent knows their pet better than anyone else. You notice the small changes first

Healing Paws One Gentle Movement at a Time

If there is physiotherapy for humans, it makes sense that something similar exists for our pets, too. It’s called physical therapy. Know more about this therapy and how it can help your pet.— By Divya Rajan The same foundational principles of movement apply to dogs as they do to humans. Muscles support joints, absorb impact, and

When Paws Feel Panic: Dog Anxiety Explained

Dogs cannot say “I am nervous.” They express it through their body. Sometimes anxiety is loud (whining, barking, pacing). Other times, it’s so subtle that it often goes unnoticed until tension grows into a larger behavioural issue.— By Dr. Akanksha Diwakar Anxiety is one of the most important emotions to recognise early, because a stressed dog

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