Hi there! My name is London and I am a 3 1/2 month old female Welsh Pembroke Corgi. I enjoy doggy chews, lots of toys, and general “frapping” (frantically running and playing)! I am very happy go lucky and love … Continue reading
The other week, a few of us from Trupanion attended the CityDog Magazine Mutt Mixer and we got to meet some great pet owners and their adorable canine companions! Here is a fun video we took of some Bulldog’s playing … Continue reading
10/10 Excellent Reimbursement Mercedes, our 10 week old Great Pyrenees puppy, recently got a hold of a fallen glass Christmas tree bulb and upon breaking it in her mouth swallowed the majority of the ornament. We’d gotten Trupanion for added … Continue reading
On the first day of Christmas my puppy gave to me The Santa topper from the Christmas tree. On the second day of Christmas my puppy gave to me Two leaking bubble lights And the Santa topper from the Christmas … Continue reading
We hope that all of you have been enjoying your weekend. Here is a sweet poem we wanted to share with you all. Happy Sunday! What Is a Puppy? A puppy is a fluffy bundle of joy Who can turn … Continue reading
Charlie, the American Bulldog puppy was exploring the trash can and earned himself a trip to the vet! He swallowed a corn husk and had to be rushed to receive emergency veterinary care. The veterinarian took radiographs and ultrasounds of … Continue reading
You’ll often see a sign that reads “Puppies for Sale”, but what should you be looking for when considering getting one? If you’re in the market for a pet and all you really want is something cute and cuddly to … Continue reading
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!
This week’s giveaway was tons of fun because we got to see so many cute and silly pictures of your pets’ faces! They were all fantastic photos, but just to mention a few: And the winner of the random drawing:
As grown humans, we have enough common sense not to chew on electrical cords or climb up to high surfaces from which we could easily fall. However, pets don’t think this way so it’s important to puppy- or kitten-proof your … Continue reading
