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National Pet Sitters Week
The National Professional Pet Sitters organization has designated March 5-12, honoring pet sitters. If you’ve ever needed or use the services of an insured, bonded pet sitter, you know how invaluable they are. We love our pets and want to give them the best care possible. Many of us have to go to work daily […]
Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
Bordetella is the inflammation of the trachea (windpipe) and the bronchi. It is also known as infectious tracheabronchitis. Symptoms are a hacking cough that may or may not produce mucous, nasal discharge and difficulty breathing. If not treated, it can lead to pneumonia. Kennel cough occurs often when boarding a dog in a kennel. The […]
History of Pet Fish
Fish were kept as pets already in ancient times. The ancient Egyptians kept fish both as a source of food and for entertainment. Their hieroglyphics depict Tilapia species and Mormyrids. The Chinese began to breed goldfish (from carp) in the 10th century. Goldfish were introduced to Europe at the end of the 18th century. In […]