Revolution or Risk? How AI is Quietly Transforming Your Pet’s Health in 2025
For instance, according to The Washington Times AI pets nip at the human-animal bond By Jeff Mordock “The AI industry hopes robots will unseat the dog someday as man’s best friend, but Fido is safe — for now. Though robot dogs and cats have been around for years, recent advances have made them a viable option for those who are unable to care for a living pet.”
“AI pets don’t require food, walks or litter boxes; they are allergy-free and come without risks of biting, scratching and pricey vet bills. The downside, says Henry Castro, CEO of Medical Intelligence, an AI health care company, is that the robots just can’t connect the way most people expect their pets to.”
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