Emergency Guide
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Pet Emergency Education accepts articles that include information about animal health care to post on our website on our blogs page. Our company has a large following that includes pet owners, animal and veterinary professionals.
If you have an article that you would like to submit for consideration please fill out the form below with a draft copy of your article. Articles must fit into the following guidelines in order to be posted on our website:
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.
There is a $20 fee to have an article posted on our blog.
Dog Medical Emergency Guide created by Figo Pet Insurance, a top pet insurance provider.Read More →
by Author: Emma Williams Even though airports are much quieter than usual at the moment, dogs who need to fly will still feel stressed when exposed to the chaotic airport and flight atmosphere. However, not every flight has to turn into an anxiety attack, as there are nifty ways to help your pooch feel more relaxed when traveling in the air. Here are seven useful ways you can prepare your dog for all the restrictions and inconveniences you may encounter when flying. Photo by Alvan Nee on Unsplash Avoid the commotion if possible Although it depends on the airline policy, there is a good chanceRead More →
by Leah Landau, Veterinary Technician at Massachusetts Veterinary Referral Hospital Pet owners, would you like to save $6000-$8,000 this year?Here are some dangers this holiday and how to keep your animals safe during the 4th: 1. They get hit by cars!Keep them in a bedroom if you have to! Dogs and cats get FREAKED out by the noises & vibrations of fireworks. If family members are strolling in and out of the house, it’s a great recipe for your pet to escape, whether they are in a panic or not. They never escape you say? Better be safe than sorry. 2. They get foreign objects lodgedRead More →
by Nicole McCray When was the last time you thought about your pet’s dental care? If you’re like most pet owners, it’s probably been a while, or maybe not at all. And, that’s a big mistake. Providing proper dental care for your pet is just as important for his overall health as exercise, nutrition, and regular veterinary care. Why Dental Care is so Important for Your Pet’s Overall Health Just like us, periodontal disease in pets occurs when bacteria, plaque, and tartar accumulate on the teeth and become trapped beneath the gum line. This condition can be extremely painful for your pet. If left untreated,Read More →
For some of the greatest joy, love, and compassion known to mankind, look no further than Man’s Best Friend. Dogs don’t care whether you’re rich or poor, have had the best day of your life or one of the worst — they love you just the same. The unconditional love that our dogs show us is nothing short of inspirational, which is what makes it all the more important to inspire ourselves to care for them as best as possible. That includes taking care of them when they need help most. It’s easy to love someone when everything is going great. It is when adversityRead More →
Have you ever called your cat only to find her pop out of some unexpected place? Maybe you went looking for her and couldn’t find her anywhere and wondered where she might have hidden. Cats love to hide both indoors and outdoors, but why is that? Photo by Kazuky Akayashi on Unsplash Kitties aren’t always super social Cats can be social creatures, but they also like time to themselves. They can feel overwhelmed if they are constantly around other animals or people. They often need time alone to sleep, clean themselves or simply de-stress. Your cat probably loves you to pieces, especially if you areRead More →
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