A 2026 Veterinary Journal paper reports a small pilot study of Snoretox‑1, an investigational injection aimed at improving breathing in brachycephalic breeds (flat‑faced dogs) with BOAS. Here’s what BOAS is in plain English, why it happens, what the study found, and what it does (and doesn’t) mean for owners right now.
New research shows calmer dogs have lower cortisol and higher serotonin — and chronic stress quietly damages immunity, gut health, and lifespan. Here are three science-backed ways to lower your dog’s stress, starting with how they see the vet.
Dr. Stuart discusses the reality of pet cloning, emphasizing its emotional appeal and the complex science involved. While cloning offers a way to preserve a pet’s genetic traits, it cannot recreate their unique personality. The process is expensive and raises ethical concerns about animal welfare. Ultimately, cloning may not heal the grief of pet loss.
