Mom always says that in her opinion, pet insurance is a necessary pet-related expense right after spay/neuter costs and microchipping. For the cost of a nice lunch, $30 a month in my case, mom insures me for the “the great what-if” – those financially catastrophic incidents that can happen in a blink of an eye.
Started in 2000 by the World Veterinary Association (WVA) as an annual celebration of the veterinary profession, its intention is to highlight and promote the life-saving work that veterinarians do for your pets and for all animals.
Mom says that we are going through some very difficult times and right now everyone needs to stay home to stay safe! I admit it’s a bit of a change having her around here 24/7. Even though she works a lot from home, she still would go out shopping or socializing with her friends.
Since March is Poison Prevention Month, it’s always a good time to give your home an annual review for anything that can be dangerous to us pets. The important thing is to be proactive and basically poison-proof your home for the safety of your pets.
Since February is National Cat Health Month, let’s focus on health and wellness! Now is a good time to make your pet’s health checkup with your veterinarian. Even if we appear “the picture of health,” it is still a very good idea to keep to a regular checkup schedule!