Dogs commonly lick stuff – but if you’re wondering “Why is my dog licking everything?”, learn what’s normal and what’s cause for concern.
Wondering “why is my dog peeing blood?” We’re here for you! Learn what might be causing it, when to worry, and what steps to take next.
If you’re wondering “How do I know if my cat has worms?”, the answer is closely monitoring them. Learn the symptoms and how Maven Pet helps!
Undestand the causes of dog seizures in older dogs, learn how to act when they happen, and how Maven Pet helps you keep track of them.
Dog parents have quietly made AI part of how they care for their animals. A Talker Research survey of 2,000 pet owners, commissioned by Darwin’s pet food in April 2026, found that 43% use tools like ChatGPT for pet health or nutrition information, consulting them about seven times a week on average. Nearly six in […]
For years, one of the inputs pet clinical trials have relied on most is a simple but limited one: how an owner thinks their dog or cat is doing. A biweekly survey. A guess at whether the new supplement helped. That was good enough for a long time. It isn’t anymore, and pharma, supplements, pet […]
Your senior dog breathing heavy may mean something like heat or excitement, or be an early sign of a health issue. Learn the difference!
Understand what influences dog dementia prognosis, what treatment options exist, how to manage nighttime restlessness and more.
Knowing the most recognizable dog dementia signs can help you tell ordinary aging apart from something worth a closer look. Learn more!
If your senior dog has started acting a little “off”, you may be wondering whether dog dementia is a thing. Here’s all you need to know!
Learn what a dog eye infection typically looks like, what else could cause the symptoms, and when to get your dog seen by a vet.
Wondering “Why is my dog vomiting”? Learn how to tell a passing stomach upset from something that needs prompt attention.
You’ve noticed your dog drinking excessive water lately; is it just a hot day or something more? Let’s dive into this matter.
A dog not eating can be nothing to worry about or an early sign that something isn’t right. Know to keep watch and when to call your vet.
