Don’t let your vet burn a hole in your pocket Most pet owners treat their pets like their own family members. So, when their pets fall ill, they do not hesitate to pay any amount of money to get their pets on the road to recovery.
Many pet owners will say no to this question, but that is only until their pet is lost, and it is found five miles down the road by a total stranger that has no idea how to contact the pet owner. So the next day on their way to work they decide to take the pet to a shelter that is close to their job, now the pet is up to twenty miles farther away.
Pet owners are going back to basics and checking label ingredients for harmful chemicals, fillers, antibiotics and steroids on the products they give their pets. A 2003 survey revealed 52% of pet owners are switching to all natural products for their pets. – 2004-07-21 Friend of PR Web – 9
Pet owners are checking the labels! More than 65 million U.S. households have pets, and maintaining a pet’s health is among the greatest challenges to ownership. Pet owners spend upwards of $12 billion per year on veterinary care. Now pet owners are going back to basics and checking label ingredients for harmful chemicals, fillers, antibiotics and steroids on the products they give their pets.
As our pets have become more and more a part of our lives, an increasing number of airlines have begun to allow pets to travel in the cabin with their owners. Although pets traveling as cargo are generally safe, knowing you are close by will reduce the stress of flying for your pet, and allows you to attend to their physical needs. Here are some tips for flying with a pet.
