Articles must fit into the following guidelines:

• Topics must be animal care related and not contain any veterinary medical advice unless authored by a licensed veterinarian or credentialed veterinary technician.
• Article must be between 500-1500 words
• All pictures and diagrams must be the property of the author or author must provide written royalty/copyright approval to use the images
• Author must be  experienced in the subject matter being presented and provide a brief bio and photo to be posted with the article
• If article provides endorsements for products or services then a link to the product/service website and contact information for businesses representative must be provided.
• Products/services must be animal related including but not limited to animal health care, husbandry, etc.
• Article may not contain opinions, controversial information (such as training techniques, animal rights, etc) For example, we are happy to post about your dog training business but cannot mention that one training collar is better than another or that clicker training is the best training method there is, etc.
• Author must provide a short bio and image of themselves as well as contact information including name and email address. Websites may also be included as long as they have a direct relationship to the author
• Article must provide a list of references and citations throughout the article.
• Pet Emergency Education reserves the right to deny a submission without cause
• Authors and their related organizations are required to promote their article directly from the Pet Emergency Education website on social media as well as any other means deemed necessary.

Businesses can submit an article for review prior to purchasing advertising to validate that it meets Pet Emergency Education’s expectations. Email draft to info.petemergency@gmail.com with your contact information.