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 When I first adopted Harley, I discovered PetCare Pet Insurance through a flyer that came through the mail.I quickly enrolled him in one of the policies offered by PetCare. After a few months I was thinking about canceling my policy but I couldn’t find the number to call. Suddenly Harley began vomiting repeatedly and was quite lifeless in personality. I immediately took him to the vet where they discovered he had a hemoabdomen/liver laceration; the vet told me that Harley would not live past the night without surgery. I immediately said yes to the procedure because I knew that PetCare would help with the cost. When it came time to make my claim I was happy to discover how quick and easy it was and I was even happier when my cheque came to me a week later. I was so impressed with the service provided to me through PetCare I even upgraded my policy. I recommend that everyone get a policy with PetCare insurance, it’s the best thing you can do if you own a pet. Owner: Darla Torres
Pet: Harley, 1 year old Yorkie Condition: Hemoabdomen/Liver Laceration Claim Paid: $3,000 |
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| “Thousands of years ago, cats were worshipped as gods. Cats have never forgotten this.”
Anonymous Love them or hate them cats have played a focal role in family life for thousands of years and here’s how it all started…. The first evidence of domesticated cats was found at ancient Egyptian archaeological sites where statues, paintings, jewelry and mummified cats indicates that cats had a very special role to play in the lives of the ancients. Ancient Egyptian art predominantly shows two types of cat in Egypt at that time, a large partially “spotted” cat that was apparently used for hunting and the second, similar to the modern Abyssinian breed, that was domesticated and kept as a household pet. |
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| "Until one as loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." |
| Anatole France (1844-1942) |
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...Feeding your PetRecent research is clearly demonstrating that obesity and all its associated health risks is becoming a major health issue for domestic dogs and cats. The answer is simple – diet and exercise –for 10 Top Diet Tips click here. |
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