How we write our articles

PetID247 shares everyday pet-care knowledge for pet owners. This page explains how the articles on this blog are made, so you know how far to rely on them.

Articles are written with AI assistance

Most articles are drafted with the help of artificial intelligence tools, following topics and rules set by the PetID247 editorial team. Every such article carries a note at the end saying so.

Content rules

• We cover widely accepted, general pet-care knowledge only. No invented figures, studies, experts or "true stories".
• No medication doses. Medicines, deworming and vaccinations are always left to your veterinarian.
• Health articles always include a "When to see a vet" section.
• No advertising and no brand, shop or clinic names.
• For wild or protected species, we remind readers to buy only from legal sources.

Checks before publishing

• Every article goes through automated checks for medication doses, company names, missing safety sections and formatting errors.
• The editorial team reviews content before publication and corrects or removes articles when errors are found.
• English editions are adapted from the Vietnamese originals under the same rules.

Illustrations

Images are mostly created by AI and labelled "AI-generated illustration". They are for illustration only, not for diagnosis. Any stock photos are credited to their authors.

Limits

Articles are for general information and do not replace an examination or advice from a veterinarian. If your pet shows unusual signs, see a vet early.

Feedback and corrections

If you spot an error, email [email protected] or use our contact page. Incorrect articles will be fixed or removed.

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