The advent of ChatGPT has posed an intriguing question: what if we utilized this AI model as a virtual veterinarian, enlisting its assistance in evaluating pet symptoms? What caliber of outcomes might we anticipate, and would these results meet the approval of a professional veterinarian?

With the rise of pet humanization, where pets are now regarded as part of the family, the pet tech industry has experienced notable growth. This trend has been further fueled by the pandemic-induced surge in pet ownership and an increase in the lifespan of pets.

Explore the dynamic pet care and pet tech startup scene in the Benelux region, where a growing number of companies are redefining the pet care experience. In this blog post, we dive into some of the most innovative startups that cater to the unique needs of pets and their owners, offering a glimpse into the future of pet care.

Over a six-month period at the end of 2022, Cooper Pet Care veterinarians conducted a large volume of video and phone consultations, addressing a diverse range of issues. This report aims to provide comprehensive data and information about these consultations, with the goal of gaining insights into the utilization and outcomes of veterinary telemedicine in general.

The Dutch government announces a plan to ban the breeding and sale of animals that suffer from health problems due to their physical appearance.

Ever wonder what it’s like for the veterinarian working on the other end of the video consultation? We sat down with our Head Veterinarian Dr. Patrik Holmboe for a quick interview.

Cooper Pet Care is pleased to announce a collaboration with Verhuisdieren.nl, an established platform in the Netherlands allowing for the rehoming and adoption of dogs, cats, and rabbits looking for new homes.

Due to the war in Ukraine, on March 9 the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) released a statement concerning refugees or Dutch citizens fleeing Ukraine with a pet. Primarily, it states that “The EU has unitedly agreed that people fleeing Ukraine with their pets will be treated with clemency.”