Last Updated: 11/12/2025
TANUVAS.org is committed to publishing accurate, science-based, and responsibly reviewed information on veterinary health, animal science, pet wellbeing and livestock care.
These Editorial Guidelines describe how we research, verify, review, and update all content to maintain the highest standards of global credibility.
1. Our Editorial Mission
Our goal is to deliver:
• evidence-based veterinary information
• clear and practical pet & livestock guidance
• globally relevant animal-health updates
• accessible explanations for all readers
• responsible, ethical content for public welfare
We aim to support pet owners, veterinary professionals, students, wildlife workers, farmers, and global readers with trusted animal-health knowledge.
2. Evidence-Based Content Policy
Every article follows a strict, science-backed approach:
✔ Verified veterinary sources
Including:
• peer-reviewed journals
• veterinary textbooks
• official disease surveillance reports
• WHO, OIE, FAO, CDC updates
• research publications
• government advisories
• university research papers
✔ No unverified claims
We do not publish content based on rumours, personal opinions, or unverified social media posts.
✔ Clear scientific explanation
Complex concepts are rewritten in simple, accessible language without reducing technical accuracy.
3. Content Creation Process
Each article goes through the following steps:
Step 1: Topic Research
We identify topics that are:
• globally relevant
• scientifically important
• beneficial for pet owners & animal-care professionals
Step 2: Source Collection
Our team reviews multiple credible sources before writing.
Step 3: Drafting
The content is written in simple, globally neutral English, avoiding regional limitations.
Step 4: Veterinary Alignment Check
Every article is checked to ensure it aligns with:
• current veterinary practices
• welfare and ethical standards
• updated clinical guidelines
Step 5: Editorial Review
Articles are reviewed for:
• accuracy
• readability
• neutrality
• completeness
• responsible communication
4. Fact-Checking Standards
Our fact-checking team ensures:
✔ All medical claims are supported by scientific or authoritative references
✔ Disease-related information is cross-verified with current data
✔ High-risk topics (zoonotic diseases, outbreaks, toxicities) receive additional scrutiny
✔ Misleading or outdated information is removed immediately
We maintain a zero-misinformation policy.
5. Updating & Revision Policy
Animal science evolves rapidly.
To maintain accuracy:
• Articles are periodically reviewed
• Updates are applied after new research or advisories
• Corrections are made promptly when identified
• High-impact pages (disease guides, emergency care) receive priority updates
If readers submit corrections, we verify and update within 24–48 hours.
6. Veterinary Disclaimer & Safety Policy
TANUVAS.org does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or emergency veterinary care.
All content is educational and should be used alongside guidance from:
• licensed veterinarians
• certified animal experts
• qualified professionals
We never publish unsafe or harmful advice.
7. Ethical Standards for Animal Welfare
Our content respects global animal-welfare principles:
• humane treatment
• stress and pain reduction
• ethical disease management
• wildlife conservation
• responsible pet care
• sustainable livestock practices
We do not support content that promotes cruelty, illegal breeding, harmful methods, or unethical care.
8. Transparency & Independence
TANUVAS.org operates as an independent digital publisher.
We are not affiliated with any government, university, or commercial organization.
Editorial decisions are free from:
• political influence
• commercial pressure
• sponsorship bias
If sponsored content is ever published, it will always be clearly disclosed.
9. Source Attribution & Citations
When relevant, we reference:
• scientific journals
• university publications
• official reports
• veterinary authorities
• credible organizations
We avoid anonymous or unreliable sources.
10. Visual Content Standards
All images and graphics are:
• original or licensed
• relevant to the topic
• free from misleading representation
• optimized for accessibility (alt text, titles, descriptions)
Graphic content involving injury or disease is handled sensitively and responsibly.
11. User Contributions and Community Input
We welcome:
• corrections
• expert feedback
• news tips
• field observations
• research insights
All submissions are verified before publication.
We remove unverified, harmful, or misleading information immediately.
12. Global Audience Policy
Our content is designed to serve readers worldwide.
We avoid:
• country-specific limitations
• regional bias
• local-only terminology
Topics are presented in a neutral, global context unless the article is specifically about a certain region.
13. Contact the Editorial Team
If you have feedback or editorial suggestions:
Email: admin@tanuvas.org
WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb74HI56RGJ8AAiM6D3G
Website: https://tanuvas.org/
We appreciate contributions that help improve global animal-health awareness.