The exotic pet trade has led to a variety of non-native animal populations worldwide, and this study considers the gaps which must be addressed to reduce the invasion risk. READ MORE
This study may be the first to find a tentative correlation between regularly interacting with the family dog, and social-emotional development in preschoolers. READ MORE
Greyhound racing is on the decline across the U.S. and other parts of the world. This New Zealand study examines the “career” of racing dogs and the range of welfare [...] READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and figures about alternative meat naming, perceptions of pit bull dogs, animal donor demographics, what we're thankful for, and much more. READ MORE
Emigration is a difficult, stressful, and often painful process. When companion animals are involved, the decisions become even more complex. READ MORE
The European Union Nature Directives oblige member states to protect biodiversity, but the impact of domestic cats has been a grey area. READ MORE
Dogs can bring joy and laughter to seniors and the infirmed. But they can also transmit disease and suffer stress — or worse — from improper handling. READ MORE
In this study, researchers look at more accurate and less invasive ways to measure pain through cats' facial expressions, using pre- and post-spay cats. READ MORE
Both veterinarians and members of the public believe that pain sensitivity varies among dog breeds. However, there is no biological basis to support this perception. READ MORE
