A study explores the perspectives of Irish dog welfare organizations, highlighting their challenges and opportunities in general dog welfare and the welfare organization sector.
Dog Welfare Challenges in Ireland As Explained By Dog Welfare Organizations Read More »
A study examines the impact of pet health insurance on veterinary expenditures and visit frequency, highlighting its role in shaping dog care decisions.
Pet Health Insurance and Wellness Plans: Bridging the Gap in Veterinary Care Read More »
A study explores dog owners’ limited awareness but high willingness to pay for pet insurance in Mysore, India.
A study explores the potential of pet health insurance to address financial barriers in veterinary care, highlighting that it may not be the solution for all groups of owners.
Can Pet Health Insurance Improve Animal Welfare? Points From A Thought Model Read More »
A study highlights the need for improved preventive care, owner education, and senior wellness programs for ageing dogs in the United Kingdom.
The Gap in Senior Dog Veterinary Care Needs and Owner Awareness Read More »
A study evaluated the effectiveness of the Tufts at Tech community-based veterinary program in improving preventative care for low-income pet owners and reducing barriers to access.
Affordable Pet Care and Hands-On Training: Insights from the Tufts at Tech Model Read More »
A study examined usage and barriers to veterinary care among American dog owners, highlighting issues around cost, transportation, mistrust, and demographic disparities.
Demographics and Dogs: How Barriers to Vet Care Differ Across Communities Read More »