New Year’s Eve can be overwhelming for pets—fireworks, loud noises, and unfamiliar activity make it one of the top nights for runaways. A little preparation goes a long way: update all ID info, secure your home, create a calm space, plan ahead for anxiety relief, and keep essential records handy in the Digital Pet Passport so your pet stays safe and close as you welcome the new year.

Traveling with pets isn’t always picture-perfect. On this National Dog Day, our CEO shares a true (and smelly!) story about flying with her pup Pads — and the key pet travel tips she learned along the way.

Veterinary poison information services are evolving, as highlighted at the BVALive Conference in Birmingham. From historical roots to the creation of the VPIS, the field faces ongoing challenges like limited support and inconsistent data. New technologies such as AI and global platforms like PadsPass offer promising solutions. Vets are encouraged to embrace collaboration, submit case data, and stay updated to improve toxicology practices and advance animal care worldwide.

Veterinarians are facing growing pressure as international pet travel becomes more complex, especially post-Brexit. With ever-changing regulations and confused pet parents, vets are burdened with paperwork and legal risks. This article explores the challenges vets face and how solutions like PadsPass can simplify the process for everyone involved.

The difference between flea and tick prevention for cats and puppies for travel