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Worth a Glance – April 17, 2025

April 15, 2025 by AHD Staff Source: Drovers, Knowledge at Wharton, NBC, PETFOODIndustry, Today

Last week’s AHD Bulletin –

  • Animal Health Digest Bulletin, April 10, 2024. Link.

Most read posts from April 10, 2025 AHD Bulletin –

  • Don’t assume, check to be sure. Link.
  • ‘Treat Me Like a Dog’ campaign seeks to close the cat treat gap. Link.
  • Factors affecting early pregnancy loss in cattle. Link.
  • Mismatched background music affects employees. Link.
  • Habitat a priority in saving honey bees + more species to consider. Link.

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Millions are tuning in to watch the Sweden’s moose migration

Source: NBC, Today, April 16, 2025. Link. People across the globe are tuning in to Sweden’s all-day livestream of the great moose migration as the elk make their annual spring trip towards sunnier pastures. The viewing trend is being called Slow TV. Image.

 

Beef Checkoff catalyst for quality revolution from “then” to “now”

Source: Drovers, April 15, 2025. Link. Beef’s price/value relationship is better than ever, writes Nevil Speer. He rebuts some social media comments and relates how the Beef Checkoff has helped the industry progress.

 

Survey: Pet foods that US pet owners feed and why

Source: PETFOODIndustry, April 14, 2025. Link. For dogs and cats, drivers for the foods their owners buy include all-natural ingredients, protein type, affordable price and type of food. Ingredients with the highest positive perceptions among these pet owners indicated a heavy focus on biotics: pro-, pre-, post- and syn-. Dietary fiber had the most positive perceptions.

 

How to teach children about financial literacy

Source: Knowledge at Wharton, April 15, 2025. Link. Parents can play a critical role in teaching their children how to be smart with money, and there are lessons to be learned at every age. Low financial literacy costs Americans an estimated $390 billion a year.

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