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How can you keep your lovable pet cool in this scorching heat? Here are some tips: 1. Provide Shade: Ensure your dog has access to shaded spots where they can avoid direct sunlight. 2. Keep Hydrated: Make sure your dog always has fresh, cool water available to stay well-hydrated. 3. Reduce Activity: Refrain from intense exercise during peak heat hours. Choose early morning or late evening for walks when the temperature is lower. 4. Monitor for Overheating: Look out for symptoms like heavy panting, drooling, or sluggishness. If you observe these, relocate your dog to a cooler area and contact your vet if needed. 5. Get the best pet insurance today: Insure your dog with NCIA, and your worries will stray away. Visit our website to learn more. https://lnkd.in/geQHFi7B Follow NCIA on social media: https://lnkd.in/eDWgz94X https://lnkd.in/eRpKp-Qa

🐕 Not content with celebrating it as a day, we celebrate National Pet Month! 😻 Whether you're a dog parent, cat parent or any other kind of animal parent, our Petsure Blog is full of useful tips and advice on pet wellbeing! Dexter may have snuck his way into our collage - can you spot him? 🐶👀 #NationalPetMonth #PetWellbeing #DexterIsLurking

As autumn is here which is the weather for leaves and fruits shedding. As this is the time where dog lovers prefer going on walks with their pets as well. As Acorn is a poisonous fruit which if ingested by your pet can cause serious harm to their health. Pet owners should be extra careful when taking pets on walk as their are 120 Million oak trees in United Kingdom and alone in London their are 1 Million Trees. Green Acorns are far more poisonous then the brown Acorns. If your four legged furry friends ingest these acorns they will show symptoms such as: Diarrhea, Vomiting, Lethargy and Drooling. Unfortunately, survey conducted by pet insurance company known as Quotezone UK concluded that 49% of pet owners never knew about acorns being harmful and poisonous for pets. Some of the basic steps if taken can help in preventing big problems for pets such as: 1- Keep extra care and concentration on pets while on walks. 2- If your pet is one of them who wants everything in mouth which he they have paws on keep them leashed. 3- One of the suggestion as acorns fall between September to October then November to December in this time frame change the route of walks if you observe more acorns in the area. 4- Train your pooches in a way that they are strict and very active towards command such as: '"LEAVE IT", " THROW IT", "NO". Following these basic rules you can save your pooches from big problems. visit us at: www.pawsperfecto.com #Uk #Petlovers #pawsperfectofamily #Manchester #Birmingham #London #Scotland #England #Wales

Is your city truly dog-friendly? For many pet owners, the quality of life for their furry friends is a top priority when choosing where to live. According to recent data, Tampa stands out as the most dog-friendly city in the U.S., boasting a wealth of pet-friendly amenities, including over 300 restaurants with outdoor seating and 23 off-leash dog parks. But it’s not just about having a warm climate and restaurants. Factors such as access to veterinarians, affordable pet insurance, and supportive legislation are crucial for dog owners. As a Realtor in Florida, I believe it’s essential to consider the lifestyle needs of your clients, including their pets. Helping families find locations that not only fit their personal needs but also cater to their beloved pets can enhance their overall satisfaction with their home purchase. It’s this holistic approach that makes a community truly welcoming. Are you factoring in pet-friendly amenities in your real estate strategy? #DogFriendlyCities #RealEstate #PetCare #Tampa #FloridaLiving #ClientSatisfaction

The underdog in the pet category … is the cat 🐾🐾🐾🐾 Despite cats accounting for 30% of the $145 billion pet industry sales in 2023, they’ve long been underserved by marketers and retailers. Cat owners, especially millennials and Gen Z, are acutely aware of this discrepancy, with many feeling cats are treated as “second-class citizens” in various facets of the pet industry. While dogs have traditionally dominated the market, recent trends show a shift towards cat-focused products and services. With cats in 30% of U.S. households and per-cat spending significantly lower than dogs ($670 vs $1,126 in 2022), there’s a substantial opportunity for businesses to cater to this overlooked market. As the industry evolves, we’re seeing more cat-specific products, better-stocked cat aisles, and increased focus on cats in areas like pet insurance. This untapped potential in the cat category presents exciting possibilities for innovation and growth in the pet industry. #cat #cats #catmarketing #pets #catcategory #petindustry #adoptdontshop

Why Insuring a Purebred Dog Isn’t Always Cheaper? As an expert in the realm of pet insurance, I’m here to debunk a common misconception: the belief that insuring a purebred dog will cost you less in the long run. While it may seem intuitive to assume that a dog with a predictable lineage would incur fewer health issues, the reality is often quite different. Let’s delve into the intricacies of purebred dog insurance to understand why opting for coverage is a wise decision, regardless of your furry friend’s pedigree. read more : https://lnkd.in/gWC3XanD

Why Insuring a Purebred Dog Isn’t Always Cheaper? As an expert in the realm of pet insurance, I’m here to debunk a common misconception: the belief that insuring a purebred dog will cost you less in the long run. While it may seem intuitive to assume that a dog with a predictable lineage would incur fewer health issues, the reality is often quite different. Let’s delve into the intricacies of purebred dog insurance to understand why opting for coverage is a wise decision, regardless of your furry friend’s pedigree. read more : https://lnkd.in/didmRkFi

🐾🐶 Pet Insurance Pro Tips! 🐱🐾 Ever tried explaining to your dog why vet bills are so high? 🐕💸 [Spoiler alert: they just tilt their head and look adorable.] But don’t worry, we've got you covered! Optimize your pet insurance plan and save those treats (and your wallet)! 🐾📋 Here’s how: Tailor your coverage - Just like you wouldn't give your Great Dane a Chihuahua-sized bed, make sure your plan fits your pet's needs. Check for wellness add-ons - Because spa days aren't just for humans. Review annually - Pets age faster than you think, and their needs change faster than your cat knocks things off the counter. 🐱🚀 Optimize today and keep your furry friend purrfectly protected! 🐾❤️ #PetInsurance #PetCare #InsuranceTips #livelifewevegotthis Disclaimer: We can't guarantee fewer head tilts, but we can guarantee peace of mind. 😄

New data confirms that Australia has oodles of Cavoodles. The cuddly pooch has topped the list of most popular dogs breeds while Domestic Short Hair  cats proved their purr power, topping the feline list, based on Bupa Pet Insurance policies. National data reveals there about 28.7 million pets living in 6.9 million households throughout Australia, with almost half those homes having a dog for a housemate while a third have a cat. The top dog breeds list shows that size doesn’t matter with large and smaller dogs rounding out the top 10, including Labradors, Border Collies, the Maltese Cross and French Bulldogs. Bupa General Insurance GM Lachlan Davidson said: “Aussies continue to embrace paws and claws, and our popular furry pets reflect the wide-ranging choices, needs and lifestyles of pet parents. Besides being cute and cuddly, Cavoodles are able to fit in with many house settings – from large homes to small city apartments, they just make for a great housemate.” Read the full list here: https://lnkd.in/eZr-WPEa

With all the cold weather we have been having, check out if your dog needs a sweater. I know my puppers wears a coat for walks when it is cold out. While certain dog breeds thrive in cold weather, others lack sufficient insulation and are prone to hypothermia. Check out this MetLife Pet Insurance article to understand how to determine if your dog needs a sweater during the colder months: http://spr.ly/6043ptUgP