Dogtor Tess

Regrettably, when we are youngish and more often than not healthy, it is hard for most of us to concentrate on planning for a period when that may not be the case and fail to make a provision for critical illness cover in our regular expenses. Although we are pleased to sit with our cup of coffee and a pastry costing 5 dollars each day and in some way rationalize that it is a necessity, but not spend the few dollars a week it would cost to safeguard our monetary resources and our loved ones heal

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Compare Pet Care Insurances We all know just how important it is to have health insurance for ourselves; omitting our pets when just about everything else in our lives is insured just doesn’t make sense. Considered by many as an unnecessary expense, pet owners soon realize that v… Don’t Kill Your Koi With the Wrong Koi Supplies Koi enthusiasts and owners understand that Koi fish are some of the most colorful and beautiful pond fish, but Koi keeping requires at least a basic knowledge an

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by Calvin Wapasa Most pet owners adore their animals but do not bother organizing domestic pet insurance for them. Would we treat our other loved one’s the same way? though these same people would argue that they are part of the family . We don’t hesitate to purchase health insurance for ourselves, We should, therefore, not neglect our pets this way. Regarded by many as an unnecessary expense, That is until those domestic pet owners face expensive veteran bills when they are sick. We have

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Pet food, treats and toys add up fast every month, but at least you can develop an estimate of how much these items will cost you on a yearly basis. It’s those unexpected expenses that punch you in the gut when you’re least expecting them. When your cat suddenly develops a urinary tract infection or your dog develops a questionable lump under its skin. When these issues arise, it’s usually when your bank account is tapped out and you’re impatiently waiting for your next paycheck to arrive. U

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Two trailers before we get to the main show: first, a thank you to Judy Sumner for the gorgeous yarn that had me catching my breath and going ooh, feel this! to Mom and Richard. It’s 13.5 oz (!) of silk/merino from Ellen’s Halfpint Farm in Evening Shadows, a colorway I particularly like. Judy, I will try to knit this into something worthy of such generosity. Or several somethings, at that yardage. And a shoutout to Edgepark.com : boy, could they teach my health insurance company some

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