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Advanced science

Cloning Your Pet: The Science, The Why, and The Why Not

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.

Toxicology

Marijuana Toxicity in Dogs and Cats: What Pet Owners Need to Know

Quick Summary Understanding Marijuana Toxicity in Pets Marijuana toxicity in dogs and cats has become increasingly common as cannabis products have become more widely available and socially accepted. Whether it’s dried plant material, edibles, oils, or even secondhand smoke, pets can be exposed to tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)—the psychoactive compound in marijuana—in various ways. The good news?

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