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Pet obesity is a disease, not just ‘extra fluff’: What vets want pet parents to know
Veterinarians clarified that excess weight in companion animals is a medical condition rather than harmless chubbiness. Specialists are urging owners to recognize and treat this specific health issue in their animals.
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Three dogs per household: Kerala to tighten pet ownership rules
Authorities in Kerala announced plans to restrict pet ownership to a maximum of three dogs per household. This upcoming regulation aims to implement stricter control over domestic animal management in the region.
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DJ menace torments pets, makes them flee or behave erratically
Loud music from DJs is reportedly causing distress to pets. This noise makes animals flee or behave in erratic ways.
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Karnataka High Court Issues Notice On Plea Seeking Return Of Pet African Grey Parrot Seized By Forest…
On October 13, 2026, the Karnataka High Court issued a notice regarding a legal petition for the return of a pet African Grey Parrot. Forest authorities had previously confiscated the bird from its owner.
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Manipur moves to protect indigenous pony with digital registry, breeding programme
On October 12, 2026, Manipur initiated a conservation project for its native pony population. The effort involves launching a digital tracking database alongside a dedicated breeding initiative.
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What can free-living Indian street dogs teach us about how to care for pet dogs?
An article examines how observations of free‑living street dogs in India might inform the care of pet dogs. It discusses the behaviors and health characteristics of these street dogs that could be relevant to managing domestic dogs.
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Watch these small scared rabbits get a cozy shelter built just for them
On October 12, 2026, rescued rabbits received a new hobbit-style enclosure for their protection. The structure provides a safe and warm environment for the vulnerable animals.
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Galiff St nearly empty after HC order, pet traders confused about licence
The Galiff Street market was mostly deserted following a high court directive regarding animal vendors. Local sellers selling animals expressed uncertainty concerning their required permits as a result of the ruling.
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Unique tumour removal on pet a first in India: Veterinarian
A veterinarian in India performed a rare surgical procedure to remove a tumour from a domestic animal. The medical intervention is the first recorded case of its kind in the country.
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Building a healthcare ecosystem for India’s growing pet population
An online publication discussed the need for improved medical support networks across India. This article examined the expansion of veterinary infrastructure to accommodate a rising number of domestic animals nationwide.
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Study finds one in 15 cats may carry a human-transmissible parasite: What pet owners need to know about G
A recent study indicates that approximately one out of fifteen felines might harbor a parasite capable of infecting humans. The findings were published in October 2026.
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No more queues: NDMC debuts online portal for pet care
The New Delhi Municipal Council launched a digital platform for animal healthcare services. The online system allows residents to access pet care facilities without waiting in physical lines.
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Legal system fails to keep pace with India’s growing exotic pet industry
India’s legal framework is not keeping up with the rise of the exotic pet market. This gap in regulation raises concerns about animal welfare and the trade practices within the industry.
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