Last week’s AHD Bulletin –
- Animal Health Digest Bulletin, August 27, 2026. Link.
Most read posts from August 27th, 2026 AHD Bulletin –
- Gen Z is rewiring the pet health experience through technology. Link.
- Malone: It’s all about trust. Link.
- Demonstration in the exam room can improve adherence. Link.
- Your humanity is your greatest exposure. Link.
- When ‘good enough’ starts costing you. Link.
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This dog raced across the backs of 56 people to set a world record
Source: The Washington Post, September 1, 2026. Link. (Includes video.) Dog trainer Jennifer Fraser began teaching her Australian Shepherd, Chardonnay, to jump onto her back a few years ago. Fraser rewarded Chardonnay with a treat or her favorite toy each time she succeeded.
Toxic water, toxic air
Source: Chemical & Engineering News, August 28, 2026. Link. Toxic algal blooms can be devastating for life in the water. Unfortunately, “What happens in the water doesn’t stay in the water,” one expert explained. Now, researchers are racing to understand the health implications of the toxins from algal blooms going airborne. Image.
What a blue traffic light means
Source: Readers Digest, August 27, 2026. Link. A blue light—often called a confirmation light or red-signal indicator—is designed to help law enforcement monitor, from a distance, whether the traffic signal is displaying a red light. Yep, its whole purpose is to let a copper know if someone’s run a red.
4 devious email scams hitting inboxes right now, and how to spot them
Source: Fast Company, August 31, 2026. Link. The old rules that kept you safe from scammers no longer apply. Thanks to AI and clever architectural workarounds, today’s email scams don’t look like scams. They don’t contain spelling errors. And in many cases, they don’t even care if you have 2FA enabled.
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