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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Top 10 Adjective Pet Names
An easy way to name your pet is to think about words that describe him! These pets were obviously named for some of their best qualities. They are the top 10 most common adjective pet names according to our pet … Continue reading
Update on Enzo the Pug with Myelopathy
This just in! Remember Enzo the Pug who was featured as one of our pet insurance claims of the week? We received an e-mail from Edward, the owner to update us on how the little guy is doing! Two things … Continue reading
Consumer Reports: Explaining Fees and Limitations
This is the second in a series of posts on a recent Consumer Reports review of the pet insurance industry. Click to read the first post in the series. On Friday, August 13, Consumer Reports released a review of the pet … Continue reading
Pet of the Week: Napoleon
Meet Napoleon the Chihuahua, this week’s Pet of the Week! Napoleon hides his age well….not looking anywhere near his 9 1/2 years. Unique is an understatement, most would admit. Aside from being the Emperor & fierce protector of my Domain, … Continue reading
Pet Health Concerns: Cherry Eye
Cherry eye is a very common congenital eye defect in dog breeds. Also called canine nictitans gland prolapse, this defect occurs in the gland of the third eyelid, causing it to protrude. This visible tear gland appears as a bright … Continue reading
Pet Insurance Claim of the Week: Bilateral Shoulder OCD
On August 23, 2010, in Claim of the Week, Dog Health & Insurance, Pet Insurance & Pet Health, by Articles by Stacy
Rampage is a Cane Corso dog who recently received treatment for bilateral shoulder OCD. OCD stands for osteochondritis dissecans and is a condition in which the cartilage becomes detached from the bones at joint locations, most typically in the shoulders. … Continue reading
Pet Friendly Offices: Drafting a Policy Part 2
We continue with our “dog meetings” (as we call them) to devise a plan for distributing educational materials and setting rules and guidelines for bringing pets into the Trupanion pet insurance office. Yesterday, we had another meeting to go over … Continue reading
How to Make a Pet First Aid Kit
Whether you are at home, traveling, camping, or in your car, you can’t always predict when something can occur to our pets. Since disaster can strike anywhere at anytime, here are a few things you should consider putting into a … Continue reading
Pet Insurance Review I cant say enough good things about Trupanion
10/10 I cannot say enough good things about Trupanion This is by far the best thing anyone can do for their pet and themselves. I picked up a brochure at my Vets office after getting a staggering bill for the … Continue reading
How a Bowl Should be Licked
This is an adorable e-mail forward that I recently received. If you haven’t seen this one yet, you’re in for a treat!
