Fact-Checking Policy

Last updated: October 2026

This policy explains how PetNurture approaches the factual claims made in its educational pet care content.

How We Source Our Content

Claims in our articles are based on publicly available educational resources, recognised veterinary and animal welfare organisations, academic publications, and government resources. Where an article cites specific sources, they are listed in a References section at the end of that article — see our Sources & References Policy.

Check the Sources Yourself

Each article lists the specific sources it draws on, with links where available, so readers can verify the original material for themselves.

What We Don't Claim

PetNurture does not employ veterinarians to author or review content, and we do not claim any formal partnership or affiliation with the organisations we may reference. Our content is for general educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary diagnosis, advice, or treatment — see our Medical Disclaimer.

Updates

Articles are updated when outdated or superseded information is identified or reported to us.

Report an Inaccuracy

If you spot something that looks incorrect or outdated, please tell us via our Corrections Policy or Contact page.