Prashant Sharma is the publisher and editor of Pets Facts, an independent website publishing practical guidance on pet care, feeding and nutrition, grooming, behaviour and general pet health awareness. He is responsible for developing and maintaining the content on this site.
About the Author
Prashant Sharma runs Pets Facts as a small independent publishing project. He plans what the site covers, researches each topic, writes the guides and keeps them current as recommendations change.
His interest is in a specific problem: most pet questions owners actually ask are small, practical and urgent, and the answers tend to sit either inside a sales page or inside a research paper. The aim of Pets Facts is to sit between those two, and to publish information that is accurate enough to rely on and plain enough to use the same evening.
Pets Facts is not a veterinary practice, and Prashant Sharma is not a veterinarian. He does not diagnose, prescribe or treat, and the site does not publish clinical advice. Where a topic calls for professional judgement, the guides cite the published veterinary and animal welfare sources they draw on rather than claiming expertise the site does not have.
Editorial Role
His work on Pets Facts is editorial rather than clinical. In practice that means:
- Selecting topics, based on questions owners genuinely ask and on gaps in the site’s existing coverage rather than on keyword volume alone.
- Researching each topic before drafting, using veterinary teaching hospital material, animal welfare organisations, recognised nutrition bodies and published research.
- Reviewing sources, and treating forum posts, social media threads and marketing material as unsuitable evidence for health, nutrition or safety claims.
- Checking factual claims for accuracy, clarity, internal consistency and safety before a guide is published.
- Maintaining editorial standards, including keeping editorial decisions independent of advertising.
- Updating content when guidance moves on, and correcting meaningful errors on the page rather than quietly removing it.
The full process, including how sources are chosen, how corrections are handled and how software tools are and are not used, is set out in the Editorial Policy.
Content Focus
The guides published on Pets Facts cover:
- Pet care: daily routines, life-stage care and everyday handling for dogs, cats and other companion animals.
- Pet nutrition: portion sizes, feeding schedules, ingredients and common diet mistakes.
- Pet safety: toxic foods and plants, weather, travel and hazards around the home.
- Grooming: bathing, brushing, nails, ears and dental care at home.
- Pet behaviour: barking, chewing, anxiety and reward-based training basics.
- General pet health information: preventive care, telling normal from not normal, and recognising when a situation belongs with a veterinarian.
Transparency
Everything published on Pets Facts is general educational information. It is written without knowing your animal, its breed, its age, its medical history or its current condition, and it cannot account for any of them. It is not a diagnosis, a prescription or a treatment plan, and reading it does not create a veterinary-client-patient relationship.
For diagnosis, treatment, medication, emergencies or any concern specific to your own animal, consult a qualified veterinarian who can examine it. If your pet is struggling to breathe, has collapsed, is seizing, is bleeding heavily, cannot urinate or may have eaten something toxic, contact an emergency veterinary service immediately rather than searching online.
The limits of what this site publishes are set out in full in the Disclaimer.
Website
Pets Facts is published at pets.starsfunfacts.com, where the current guides and topic hubs are listed.
About Pets Facts
For more on why the site exists, what it covers and how it operates, see About Us.
Contact
Corrections, questions about a guide, topic suggestions and editorial enquiries are welcome through the contact page. Reported errors are looked at first. Please note that individual advice about your own pet cannot be given by email, as that belongs with your veterinarian.