English edition · Oct 18, 2026
What Research Says About the Return Paths of Lost Dogs: Tags, Microchips, and GPS Trackers
According to dvm360, the way a dog finds its way back to its family after getting lost is determined mainly by neighborhood searches and identification information, and when a dog ends up in a shelter, a microchip increases the chances of return. However, all of the figures included in this article are attributed to cited past studies and institutional data, and no independent cross-checking was provided.
Source: dvm360
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Petfood Industry Reports the Spread of Convenience-Centered Automated Feeding Technology in the Pet Food Sector
According to Petfood Industry, pet feeding technology is currently developing around features that make multiple feedings easier and AI-based convenience functions. However, this material is a summary of coverage from a single media outlet, and no independent verification source was provided.
Source: Petfood Industry
View article details →English edition · Oct 11, 2026
Veterinary AI Adoption Surges, but Operational Maturity Shapes Reported Outcomes
A 2026 Digitail and AAHA survey of 1,730 veterinary professionals in the US and Canada reports AI use at 83.7%, up from 39.2% in 2024. Differences in governance and workflow maturity accompany different self-reported outcomes; the survey does not establish causation.
Source: dvm360
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OpenAI Highlights Pollo AI's Image and Video Campaign Creation Workflow
OpenAI's October 8 newsroom post describes Pollo AI's use of AI tools to turn creative concepts into campaign images and video ads. This is a company-published case study, not independent evidence of performance, adoption or business results.
Source: OpenAI News
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