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Dec 30 2010 | Faunalytics

Companion Animal Obesity Continues To Grow In U.S.

The problem of companion animal obesity is continuing to rise as 34 million dogs and 54 million cats are now considered overweight or obese. READ MORE

Dec 13 2010 | Faunalytics

Thematic Dog And Cat Care Survey Results Announced

Almost all companion animal owners in Hong Kong have a strong understanding on companion animal care but there remains a small portion who do not practise proper animal care. READ MORE

Dec 10 2010 | Faunalytics

New Companion Animal Humanisation Research Revealed

This survey examined companion animal owners’ attitudes towards the "personhood" of their companion animal. READ MORE

Dec 7 2010 | Faunalytics

Wild Animals And Other Companion Animals Kept In Costa Rican Households

This survey of Costa Rican households examined the species and numbers of companion animals within households. READ MORE

Dec 1 2010 | Faunalytics

Spay And Neuter In The Galapagos

This article discusses the spay and neuter project in the Galapagos Islands, and the extensive threat against wildlife by the currently rampant free-roaming companion animal population. READ MORE

Nov 29 2010 | Faunalytics

Dogs Are Smarter Than Cats

Researchers from Oxford University have concluded that dogs are more intelligent than cats, as the intelligence of dogs has developed for longer. READ MORE

Nov 22 2010 | Faunalytics

CareerBuilder Survey Looks At Companion Animal Owners And Career Paths

This study examined the relationship between owning a companion animal and profession, compensation and job satisfaction. READ MORE

Nov 16 2010 | Faunalytics

Coping With Loss Of A Companion Animal

A survey has found that the death of a companion animal has a significant impact on the guardians emotional state with 30% stating they felt grief 6 months after the [...] READ MORE

Nov 11 2010 | Faunalytics

How Women Took Over The Veterinary Profession

Sociologic Anne E. Lincoln cites the three factors most likely responsible for women dominating the field of veterinary medicine ever since 1972. READ MORE

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