Research

Before and after cleaning a dirty dog collar

Think Twice Before Putting a Dirty Collar on Your Clean Dog

March 6, 2025/ Morgan Laudano

We all know the feeling, your pup is fresh out of the bath, smelling amazing, looking fluffy, and ready for all the snuggles. But before you grab that collar and clip it back on, stop for a second. If that dirty collar hasn’t been cleaned recently, you might be undoing all your hard work.

Blood test for H5N1 Avian Influenza held by a gloved hand, with a chicken in the background. Learn about bird flu risks, symptoms, and prevention for pets.

Avian Flu and Your Pets: What Every Pet Parent Should Know

January 15, 2025/ Nicole R. Cammack

Is your pet at risk of avian flu? Learn how to keep them safe and healthy today!

H5N1 in Cats: Understanding Risks and Safe Practices

H5N1 in Cats: A Closer Look at What We Know and Don’t Know

December 31, 2024/ Nicole R. Cammack

H5N1 avian influenza in cats has raised questions about raw pet food safety. Get the facts and protect your pet’s health.

Important Update: Our Decision Regarding Raw Milk Products

December 31, 2024/ Nicole R. Cammack

We’ve discontinued raw milk to protect your pet’s health. Learn how this change supports their safety.

Transparency in the Fresh Food Industry: Holding Brands Accountable

September 25, 2024/ Nicole R. Cammack

Demand accountability in the fresh food industry as brands like Darwin’s and Answers face scrutiny for pathogen contamination.

Dual Benefits of Canine Health Research: Pets, People and Progress

August 22, 2024/ Nicole R. Cammack

Uncover how canine health research is revolutionizing life for both pets and people with exciting discoveries!

Meet Dr. Siobhan: Veterinary Nutritionist Expert

July 10, 2024/ NorthPoint Pets

Meet Dr. Siobhan Bridglalsingh, a pet nutrition expert with over a decade of experience. Discover her journey, research, and practical tips on improving your pet’s health through tailored nutrition.

Reality: The Problem Isn’t China, It’s Us

January 23, 2021

You walk the aisles of your local pet store, or maybe you shop online – and you notice that your pet’s food, treats and supplements are marked “Made in the USA.” You think that this means it is free from any foreign ingredients, and therefore safe – right? Wrong. In fact, various ingredients can be sourced from anywhere in the world and then assembled (made) in the USA. And, suddenly we see how deceptive that “Made in the USA” claim can be.