Daily Doggy News
Dog news, health, science, safety and culture — reported for people who actually live with dogs.
Daily Doggy News is the news and current-events publication of Inspired by Tyson, covering developments that matter to dogs and the people who care for them. Our reporting follows dog health and safety alerts, veterinary and scientific research, pet food and product developments, regulatory actions, recalls, legal developments, and emerging stories across the dog world.
We start with the source.
Daily Doggy News emphasizes credible reporting and primary documentation. Depending on the story, sources may include government agencies, regulatory authorities, court records, universities, peer-reviewed research, veterinary organizations, and direct company statements.
Information, not diagnosis.
Veterinary and health coverage is written to help dog owners understand developing information and ask better questions. Daily Doggy News does not replace professional veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or advice.
Stephen Gill
Daily Doggy News is written and edited by Stephen Gill, founder and chairman of Inspired by Tyson. Learn more about Stephen, his professional background, dog training experience, design work, and editorial approach on his author profile.
Accuracy matters.
When a factual error is identified or material information changes, Daily Doggy News may correct or update a published story to reflect the most accurate information available. Reporting distinguishes allegations, developing information, expert guidance, and established facts whenever those distinctions are relevant to the story.
Postbiotics vs. Probiotics for Dogs: The Truth
Postbiotics are showing promise in new 2026 canine studies, but the evidence is still developing. Small trials have found improvements in stool quality and other gut-health markers. Here’s what dog owners should know before choosing between probiotics and postbiotics.
Why Does Your Dog Blink Back at You?
Ever catch your dog blinking back at you? Peer-reviewed research reveals what may be behind those soft eye movements—and why one blink cannot tell you everything.
How to Help Your Dog Lose Weight Safely
Helping an overweight dog get healthier does not require chasing a perfect number overnight. New veterinary research shows that modest weight loss can improve mobility, energy, blood pressure, and other health markers. Here’s how to evaluate body condition, uncover hidden calories, measure portions, add safe exercise, and work with your veterinarian on a plan your household can maintain.
Can Kindness Help a Fearful Dog Trust You?
Repeated positive experiences may make a fearful dog more willing to approach. Here’s what new research—and earlier peer-reviewed work—can teach us about helping a scared dog feel safe.
Foods Dogs Can't Eat: A Quick Safety Guide
Some human foods are harmless in small bites, but others can trigger a veterinary emergency. Use this quick guide to spot common hazards and safer treats.
Can Dogs Eat Vegan Food? The Honest Answer
A new review separates plant digestibility from complete canine nutrition.
CRISPR Beagles Spark a Stunning Allergy Breakthrough
Scientists edited Beagles to target a major dog allergen. Here's what changed.
Can Dogs See in the Dark? How Night Vision Really Works
Dogs can see much better than humans in low light, but they still need some available light and cannot see in complete darkness. Their light-sensitive eyes, reflective tapetum lucidum, and ability to detect movement help them navigate when the lights go down. Here’s what dog night vision really looks like—and what I have learned from watching Tyson.
Raw Pet Food Maker Faces Federal Lawsuit Over Pathogen Claims
A federal lawsuit against the maker of Darwin’s Natural Pet Products puts raw pet food safety back in the spotlight. Here’s what dog owners should know, what the FDA has reported, and what to check at home.
Blueberry Banana Frozen Dog Treats for Dogs
Dog moms, these colorful frozen treats are an easy way to spoil your pup on a warm day. Made with plain Greek yogurt, banana, and blueberries, this simple recipe includes important ingredient checks and pup-sized serving tips to keep treat time safe and tail-waggingly fun.