English edition · Oct 21, 2026
A Look at Veterinary Technician Venipuncture and IV Catheter Selection Criteria Through dvm360’s Fetch Conference Q&A
According to dvm360, in a Q&A on venipuncture and IV catheter placement for veterinary technicians, Alyssa Mages explained that needle and catheter selection, as well as preparation methods, vary depending on patient condition, the purpose of the procedure, length of hospitalization, and team proficiency. Based only on the interview content released by dvm360, this article identifies points that can be checked in practice.
Source: dvm360
View article details →English edition · Oct 21, 2026
HenArt Announces Launch of ‘Levendo’ Dog Food Using Enifer Mycoprotein, PetfoodIndustry
According to Petfood Industry, Israeli pet food company HenArt introduced Levendo, a complete dog food made with Pekilo mycoprotein, Enifer’s fermented protein ingredient. The report conveys the product launch and the fact that the ingredient was used, but it does not include independent corroborating material.
Source: Petfood Industry
View article details →English edition · Oct 20, 2026
HABRI Survey Reports Broader Recognition of Pet Ownership and Perceived Health Benefits
According to Veterinary Practice News, HABRI’s 2026 U.S. nationwide survey highlighted perceived health benefits felt by pet owners, awareness of the human-animal bond, links to preventive care, and barriers to ownership. However, as a self-reported survey, it did not confirm causation.
Source: Veterinary Practice News
View article details →English edition · Oct 20, 2026
Veterinary Practice News Publishes ‘WordRx’ Quiz Content
According to Veterinary Practice News, the outlet published a light, interactive piece on October 20, 2026, titled ‘WordRx: Your dose of veterinary wordplay.’ The main text focuses on explaining how the veterinary terminology quiz works and the on-screen guidance.
Source: Veterinary Practice News
View article details →English edition · Oct 18, 2026
What Research Says About the Return Paths of Lost Dogs: Tags, Microchips, and GPS Trackers
According to dvm360, the way a dog finds its way back to its family after getting lost is determined mainly by neighborhood searches and identification information, and when a dog ends up in a shelter, a microchip increases the chances of return. However, all of the figures included in this article are attributed to cited past studies and institutional data, and no independent cross-checking was provided.
Source: dvm360
View article details →English edition · Oct 18, 2026
Petfood Industry Reports the Spread of Convenience-Centered Automated Feeding Technology in the Pet Food Sector
According to Petfood Industry, pet feeding technology is currently developing around features that make multiple feedings easier and AI-based convenience functions. However, this material is a summary of coverage from a single media outlet, and no independent verification source was provided.
Source: Petfood Industry
View article details →English edition · Oct 11, 2026
Veterinary AI Adoption Surges, but Operational Maturity Shapes Reported Outcomes
A 2026 Digitail and AAHA survey of 1,730 veterinary professionals in the US and Canada reports AI use at 83.7%, up from 39.2% in 2024. Differences in governance and workflow maturity accompany different self-reported outcomes; the survey does not establish causation.
Source: dvm360
View article details →English edition · Oct 11, 2026
OpenAI Highlights Pollo AI's Image and Video Campaign Creation Workflow
OpenAI's October 8 newsroom post describes Pollo AI's use of AI tools to turn creative concepts into campaign images and video ads. This is a company-published case study, not independent evidence of performance, adoption or business results.
Source: OpenAI News
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