HEALTH● LOWJun 27 · Jun 27, 2026, 12:15 PM
RSPCA ticking time bomb fears North Wales pet owners turning to AI over vet visits
dailypost.co.uk · United Kingdom
The RSPCA is expressing concern over North Wales pet owners increasingly using AI instead of consulting veterinarians, fearing a 'ticking time bomb' for animal welfare. This highlights potential risks from unmonitored AI use in pet care.
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