What You Didn’t Know About Pet Media
You’ve seen them, viral reels showing cats purring on cucumbers, dogs eating kale like it’s filet mignon, or DIY pet diets that promise to add five years to your pup’s life. But what if some of this advice wasn’t just exaggerated, it was actually harmful? In North Carolina, where pet culture is as strong as southern hospitality, the influx of online pet media is shaping how people treat, train, and even feed their furry companions.
But here's the kicker: most pet owners don’t realize how much of what they consume online is based on myths, not science. And that’s a problem when 63% of households in NC have at least one pet. This is where the cracks in pet media begin to show. Let’s dig into what you’ve never been told, until now.
What Exactly Is “Pet Media”?
At its core, pet media includes...