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Editorial Policy - Petpawty

Our Mission and Commitment

At PetPawty, our mission is simple but vital — to deliver accurate, evidence-based, and compassionate pet care information that empowers pet parents to make informed, confident decisions about their animals’ health and well-being.

We believe that knowledge is a form of care. Every article we publish is designed to educate, guide, and reassure — not to replace professional veterinary consultation, but to complement it. Our goal is to bridge the gap between veterinary expertise and everyday pet ownership, helping readers understand complex medical topics in a clear, trustworthy, and human-centered way.

Our editorial philosophy rests on three pillars:

  • Accuracy: Every piece of medical content is carefully researched, reviewed, and validated against current veterinary standards and scientific evidence.
  • Transparency: We clearly identify our sources, disclose conflicts of interest, and separate editorial content from sponsored or promotional material.
  • Empathy: We recognize that pets are family. Our language, tone, and advice reflect compassion for both the animal and the human behind the question.

At PetPawty.net, we don’t just share pet health facts — we share trustworthy guidance built on real veterinary knowledge, reviewed by experts, and written with heart.

Our Editorial Standards

At PetPawty, we hold ourselves to the highest editorial standards because pet health information deserves the same level of accuracy and care as human health information. Every article we publish goes through a deliberate and transparent process designed to ensure credibility, integrity, and trust.

We don’t chase trends or clickbait — we focus on facts that matter and guidance that helps. Our writers and editors are trained to translate veterinary science into clear, compassionate language that pet owners can understand and rely on.

Each piece of content passes through a multi-step editorial workflow before it ever reaches our readers:

  • Vet Review: All medical articles are reviewed by licensed veterinarians or certified animal health professionals for factual accuracy and clinical relevance.
  • Fact-Checking: Our editorial team cross-verifies every claim against peer-reviewed veterinary journals, association guidelines (such as AVMA and AAHA), and trusted animal health organizations.
  • Editorial Oversight: Before publication, content is checked for clarity, tone, readability, and compliance with PetPawty’s internal quality benchmarks.
  • No Commercial Influence: We maintain strict editorial independence — our content is never influenced by advertisers, affiliates, or sponsorships. Educational value always comes first.

We believe our readers deserve authentic, evidence-based information, not recycled or AI-generated summaries. While digital tools may assist in research or formatting, every article is crafted, edited, and approved by real humans who care deeply about accuracy and empathy.

Our Expert Review Board

At PetPawty, accuracy isn’t just a goal — it’s a responsibility. To uphold the highest standards of medical integrity, all health-related content is carefully reviewed by our Expert Review Board, ensuring every article reflects current veterinary science and real-world clinical insight.

Veterinary Review Team

Our veterinary content is reviewed and guided by Dr. Mehedi Hasan, BVSc & A.H., a licensed Veterinary Consultant with extensive experience in small animal medicine and preventive care.
Learn more about Dr. Mehedi Hasan →

Dr. Hasan works closely with our editorial team to:

  • Verify the medical accuracy and scientific validity of all pet health information.
  • Ensure that recommendations align with modern veterinary guidelines and ethical care practices.
  • Simplify complex medical terms into pet parent–friendly explanations without losing accuracy.

Every article that carries a “Vet-Reviewed” tag on PetPawty has been personally reviewed and approved by Dr. Hasan, guaranteeing it meets both clinical standards and our internal quality benchmarks.

Editorial Team

Alongside veterinary oversight, our editorial team includes experienced pet writers, editors, and SEO specialists dedicated to producing content that is not only accurate but also easy to understand, engaging, and trustworthy.

Our editorial professionals are trained in medical content standards — including tone, readability, and ethical compliance — to ensure that every article is educated responsibly and respectfully.

Together, our veterinary and editorial teams form the foundation of PetPawty’s editorial integrity: medically sound, reader-focused, and uncompromisingly honest.

Content Creation Process

At PetPawty, every article goes through a structured editorial journey to ensure it delivers trustworthy, engaging, and medically accurate information for pet owners. We start by selecting topics that address real pet care needs, trending health concerns, and veterinary insights relevant to our readers. Our writers then conduct in-depth research using credible sources such as the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), ASPCA, and peer-reviewed journals.

Once a draft is written, it’s reviewed by our in-house veterinary consultant, Dr. Mehedi Hasan, to verify clinical accuracy and ensure the advice aligns with current veterinary practices. After that, our editorial team refines the content for readability, clarity, SEO compliance, and user experience. Finally, each article is published and periodically reviewed to maintain accuracy and reflect the latest pet health information.

Fact-Checking and Source Transparency

Accuracy is at the heart of everything we publish. Before any medical or behavioral advice reaches our readers, it is rigorously fact-checked and cross-referenced with trusted veterinary sources. We ensure that all external information is properly cited and, whenever possible, linked directly to reputable organizations or studies — such as AVMA guidelines or peer-reviewed veterinary research.

Content Updates and Accuracy Maintenance

At PetPawty, we believe that pet care information should evolve with science. Our editorial team routinely reviews all medical and behavioral articles every 6–12 months, or sooner if new veterinary research or guidelines emerge. When updates are needed, we revise the content to reflect the most current standards and best practices. Articles that no longer meet our accuracy or relevance standards are either updated or archived to maintain the trust of our readers.

Corrections Policy

Transparency is a core part of our editorial process. If an error or outdated detail is brought to our attention — either by a reader, expert, or internal review — we promptly investigate and correct it. Major updates or factual revisions are clearly timestamped at the top of the article, ensuring our readers always know they’re accessing the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Use of AI and Human Oversight

At PetPawty, we occasionally use AI-assisted tools to support topic research, content structuring, or initial drafting. However, every piece of medical or pet care content undergoes thorough review, editing, and final approval by our veterinary and editorial experts — including licensed professionals like Dr. Mehedi Hasan. This ensures that all published information remains accurate, ethical, and aligned with trusted veterinary standards.

Advertising and Affiliate Disclosure

PetPawty maintains full editorial independence. While we may feature sponsored content or affiliate links, these partnerships never influence our editorial process or medical recommendations. Any sponsored content is clearly labeled to maintain transparency, and our priority always remains the same — providing trustworthy, evidence-based pet care guidance for our readers.

Legal Disclaimer

All content published on PetPawty is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be used as a substitute for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your licensed veterinarian before making any health or medical decisions for your pet.

Last updated: October 2025