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Warning grows as pet owners turn to AI for advice

The report calls the trend a potential “time bomb” for people seeking guidance about their pets.

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More pet owners are turning to artificial intelligence for advice about their animals, according to Vet Times. The report describes the growing use of AI for pet guidance as a potential “time bomb.” The warning applies to owners seeking information about their pets, including cats.

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