Standards

Editorial Standards

Pet Stories Daily is built to be warm, useful, and trustworthy. Our standards are designed to keep the site from becoming a low-quality content feed.

Source-backed stories

Stories should be based on real sources, including official notices, shelter or rescue updates, veterinary organizations, public safety agencies, reputable reporting, and other relevant primary sources.

AI assistance

AI may assist with research organization, drafting, formatting, headline options, summaries, and image generation. AI does not replace the requirement for real sources and editorial review.

Medical and safety claims

Medical, food safety, recall, disease, and emergency claims require reputable sources. Articles should avoid unsupported diagnosis, treatment claims, or fear-based advice.

Review before publication

Articles should have a clear headline, a real source list, a useful reader takeaway, no invented facts, no fake viral claims, and enough original explanation to help readers.

Corrections

Readers can send correction requests through the contact page. When a meaningful factual issue is identified, the article should be updated, clarified, or removed from public promotion.

Image usage

Images should be original, AI-generated for the article, from the Pet Stories Daily editorial library, or clearly reusable with appropriate credit. Ordinary copyrighted news images should not be copied without permission.

Duplicate and thin content

Repeated topics, near-identical headlines, generic summaries, and thin articles should be filtered before publication. Similar topics should be merged into stronger guides or given a clearly different reader purpose.

Medical disclaimer

Pet Stories Daily provides general information only. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace advice from veterinarians, emergency clinics, trainers, behaviorists, public safety agencies, or official recall sources.