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The "quantified self" is a phenomenon that is now extending to our pets: the "quantified animal".
The "quantified self" is a phenomenon that is now extending to our pets: the "quantified animal".
Aoife has never known life without Chip. Six years before she was born, her parents adopted the young adult cat from the DSPCA.
Pet first aid Pet first aid is an area of growing interest to pet owners: the internet now lets people access an encyclopaedia of information about animals, but sometimes hands-on teaching is needed, ..
"Fitbits for dogs and cats"At the start of the New Year, many people pay more attention to personal fitness, and “Fitbit” type watches that monitor activity are now popular.
When Lisa comes home in the evening, Boomer always rushes to greet her, purring.
Animal welfare funding from the Irish governmentThe Irish government has just announced awards of €2,460,500 to 137 animal welfare organisations.
Anne-Marie's one-year-old cats were in perfect health when she left for work last Monday morning. They had enjoyed breakfast, and she expected that they would have a typically easy "cat" day.
Grape toxicity - and that includes raisins - is a recently recognised phenomenon in the veterinary world.
Fire safety is not a subject that naturally grabs the attention of children, yet house fires are common, and it's often children who are victims.
This week's Pat Kenny Show vet spot started with an interesting fact about the way dogs defaecate: you'll have to listen to the podcast by clicking on the play button below to discover what that was.
Next month, like thousands of others, I'll be taking part in Veganuary, becoming a vegan for the month of January.
Mark took on his two Husky-type dogs from the DSPCA last summer: they had been abandoned by their previous owners, a common problem for these large, energetic breeds.
On the Pat Kenny Show today, we discussed why it's such a bad idea to give puppies as Christmas presents.
I was recently involved in the rescue of an injured seal pup from one of the beaches in my local town (Bray, in County Wicklow, Ireland).
Don't give pets as presentsPets never make good Christmas gifts and should never be bought on a whim or given as a surprise.
Jessie is an 11 year old Labrador who suffers from one of the most common health issues to afflict dogs in Ireland today: itchy skin.
A seal pup was rescued on a Bray beach this weekLast Tuesday, I received a call from Seal Rescue Ireland: a baby seal had been found washed up on a Bray beach ,injured and wedged between rocks.
A vet clinic can be a busy place and it's always interesting to see what's going on. A few weeks ago, the Ireland Am camera crew called in on a Monday morning to see what was happening.