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<title><![CDATA[How are your pets after the 4th fireworks?]]></title>
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<pubDate>Mon, 6 Jul 2020 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Pet Insurance. Is it worth it? Update]]></title>
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<pubDate>Mon, 2 Dec 2019 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[ Our little guy who is a "fur baby" or pound puppy, who we rescued from a local shelter right before his demise. He's been such a cherished part of our lives since we took him into our family.<div>After the tumor showed up on his head, we needed to figure out what was wrong. It was sudden. We had it removed and put him through two CT Scans, and then we opted to do radiation treatments because his cancer started to enter his skull.<div>The great professionals at the pet cancer center near us was amazing. <div>They created a "mold" of his head to make sure to aim the treatment in just the right places, with the right power.<div>Of course the question is, "why go through all this trouble and expense?" </div><div>I'm sure many would agree that there is a pet that you bond with, that loves you unconditionally, and gets you through very difficult personal situations. </div><div>He was there for us during some rough family matters, and we chose to apply the same support for our little guy.</div><div>We are fortunate enough to have that pet insurance. Without it, we would have had to make hard decisions on how to pay for his treatment. Or not...</div><div>This is not an endorsement of any kind, and everyone's situation is different. But taking on the responsibility of a pet comes with personal responsibility. </div><div>The kitties and doggies at the shelter need someone that will take care of them. Please help our rescue pets in any way you can.</div><div>We support our local shelters, and would be glad to share our experiences with the SAGE Vet Center in San Jose, CA.</div><div>Gordie is bouncing around, happy, and loving life!</div><div><br></div><div><table style="border-collapse: collapse; border: none;" width="" align="left"><tbody><tr><td style="text-align: center; border: none;">Before: tumor removed</td><td style="text-align: center; border: none;">After: radiation treatment complete</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" style="border: none;"><img src="/assets/images/gordie1.jpg" alt="" border="0px"></td><td colspan="1" style="border: none;"><img src="/assets/images/gordie2.jpg" alt="" border="0px"></td></tr></tbody></table><br></div></div> </div></div> ]]></description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[Our little guy who is a "fur baby" or pound puppy, who we rescued from a local shelter right before his demise. He's been such a cherished part of our lives since we took him into our family.<div>After the tumor showed up on his head, we needed to figure out what was wrong. It was sudden. We had it removed and put him through two CT Scans, and then we opted to do radiation treatments because his cancer started to enter his skull.<div>The great professionals at the pet cancer center near us was amazing. <div>They created a "mold" of his head to make sure to aim the treatment in just the right places, with the right power.<div>Of course the question is, "why go through all this trouble and expense?" </div><div>I'm sure many would agree that there is a pet that you bond with, that loves you unconditionally, and gets you through very difficult personal situations. </div><div>He was there for us during some rough family matters, and we chose to apply the same support for our little guy.</div><div>We are fortunate enough to have that pet insurance. Without it, we would have had to make hard decisions on how to pay for his treatment. Or not...</div><div>This is not an endorsement of any kind, and everyone's situation is different. But taking on the responsibility of a pet comes with personal responsibility. </div><div>The kitties and doggies at the shelter need someone that will take care of them. Please help our rescue pets in any way you can.</div><div>We support our local shelters, and would be glad to share our experiences with the SAGE Vet Center in San Jose, CA.</div><div>Gordie is bouncing around, happy, and loving life!</div><div><br></div><div><table style="border-collapse: collapse; border: none;" width="" align="left"><tbody><tr><td style="text-align: center; border: none;">Before: tumor removed</td><td style="text-align: center; border: none;">After: radiation treatment complete</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" style="border: none;"><img src="/assets/images/gordie1.jpg" alt="" border="0px"></td><td colspan="1" style="border: none;"><img src="/assets/images/gordie2.jpg" alt="" border="0px"></td></tr></tbody></table><br></div></div> </div></div>]]></content:encoded>
<isc:description><![CDATA[Our little guy who is a fur baby or pound puppy, who we rescued from a local shelter right before his demise. He's been such a cherished part of our lives since we took him into our family.After the tumor showed up on his head, we needed to figure out what was wrong. It was sudden. We had it removed and put him through two CT Scans, and then we opted to do radiation treatments because his cancer started to enter his skull.The great professionals at the pet cancer center near us was amazing. They created a mold of his head to make sure to aim the treatment in just the right places, with the right power.Of course the question is, why go through all this trouble and expense? I'm sure many would agree that there is a pet that you bond with, that loves you unconditionally, and gets you through very difficult personal situations. He was there for us during some rough family matters, and we chose to apply the same support for our little guy.We are fortunate enough to have that pet insurance. Without it, we would have had to make hard decisions on how to pay for his treatment. Or not...This is not an endorsement of any kind, and everyone's situation is different. But taking on the responsibility of a pet comes with personal responsibility. The kitties and doggies at the shelter need someone that will take care of them. Please help our rescue pets in any way you can.We support our local shelters, and would be glad to share our experiences with the SAGE Vet Center in San Jose, CA.Gordie is bouncing around, happy, and loving life!Before: tumor removedAfter: radiation treatment complete ]]></isc:description>
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<title><![CDATA[Pet Insurance. Is it worth it?]]></title>
<link>https://www.kittykuddly.com/Pet-Insurance-Is-it-worth-it_b_7.html</link>
<pubDate>Sat, 16 Nov 2019 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[ As a pet owner and lover, you've probably seen offers for Pet Insurance. The question is whether or not it's worth the monthly cost? Just like any insurance policies, you're hoping you never need it. Of course, auto insurance is required in all states. With health insurance, it covers your major costs in the event of a serious problem. And life coverage leaves the beneficiaries with something to help take care of them.<div><br></div><div>Pet Insurance: Something to consider? We all know that most pets don't live as long as humans, and tend to develop "old age" conditions earlier in life. Or an active critter may get injured in an accident. The costs to help treat your loved one can be more than you think. But if they end up with a major situation, the expenses can be higher than imaginable.</div><div><br></div><div>Just to describe our experience, our little dog developed a tumor on his head and it turned out to be cancerous. He is 12 years old, very active and happy, and the love of our lives. We would do anything to keep him happy and with us. The cost of the surgery, analysis, and CT scan were in the many thousands of dollars. Fortunately, we decided a while ago to take the risk on an insurance plan and they have been covering the majority of the costs. He will be going through radiation treatments soon and we'll try our best to keep him happy and as healthy as long as possible. The monthly policy costs are tiny compared to what they would have been without the coverage.</div><div><br></div><div>The plans don't cover everything. It's kind of like "Major Medical" for your pet. We won't endorse any specific company, but you can find the Top-10 list at https://www.consumersadvocate.org/pet-insurance/a/best-pet-insurance</div><div><br></div><div>We happen to be using the #1 company and they are extremely helpful and friendly. Many veterinarians will submit the bill directly to them. Otherwise, you get a reimbursement for most of the cost of the procedures. </div><div>It's not for everyone, but if you don't want to make a decision on your pets' future based on a major cost, you should consider the Pet Insurance option.</div>    ]]></description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[As a pet owner and lover, you've probably seen offers for Pet Insurance. The question is whether or not it's worth the monthly cost? Just like any insurance policies, you're hoping you never need it. Of course, auto insurance is required in all states. With health insurance, it covers your major costs in the event of a serious problem. And life coverage leaves the beneficiaries with something to help take care of them.<div><br></div><div>Pet Insurance: Something to consider? We all know that most pets don't live as long as humans, and tend to develop "old age" conditions earlier in life. Or an active critter may get injured in an accident. The costs to help treat your loved one can be more than you think. But if they end up with a major situation, the expenses can be higher than imaginable.</div><div><br></div><div>Just to describe our experience, our little dog developed a tumor on his head and it turned out to be cancerous. He is 12 years old, very active and happy, and the love of our lives. We would do anything to keep him happy and with us. The cost of the surgery, analysis, and CT scan were in the many thousands of dollars. Fortunately, we decided a while ago to take the risk on an insurance plan and they have been covering the majority of the costs. He will be going through radiation treatments soon and we'll try our best to keep him happy and as healthy as long as possible. The monthly policy costs are tiny compared to what they would have been without the coverage.</div><div><br></div><div>The plans don't cover everything. It's kind of like "Major Medical" for your pet. We won't endorse any specific company, but you can find the Top-10 list at https://www.consumersadvocate.org/pet-insurance/a/best-pet-insurance</div><div><br></div><div>We happen to be using the #1 company and they are extremely helpful and friendly. Many veterinarians will submit the bill directly to them. Otherwise, you get a reimbursement for most of the cost of the procedures. </div><div>It's not for everyone, but if you don't want to make a decision on your pets' future based on a major cost, you should consider the Pet Insurance option.</div>   ]]></content:encoded>
<isc:description><![CDATA[As a pet owner and lover, you've probably seen offers for Pet Insurance. The question is whether or not it's worth the monthly cost? Just like any insurance policies, you're hoping you never need it. Of course, auto insurance is required in all states. With health insurance, it covers your major costs in the event of a serious problem. And life coverage leaves the beneficiaries with something to help take care of them.Pet Insurance: Something to consider? We all know that most pets don't live as long as humans, and tend to develop old age conditions earlier in life. Or an active critter may get injured in an accident. The costs to help treat your loved one can be more than you think. But if they end up with a major situation, the expenses can be higher than imaginable.Just to describe our experience, our little dog developed a tumor on his head and it turned out to be cancerous. He is 12 years old, very active and happy, and the love of our lives. We would do anything to keep him happy and with us. The cost of the surgery, analysis, and CT scan were in the many thousands of dollars. Fortunately, we decided a while ago to take the risk on an insurance plan and they have been covering the majority of the costs. He will be going through radiation treatments soon and we'll try our best to keep him happy and as healthy as long as possible. The monthly policy costs are tiny compared to what they would have been without the coverage.The plans don't cover everything. It's kind of like Major Medical for your pet. We won't endorse any specific company, but you can find the Top-10 list at https://www.consumersadvocate.org/pet-insurance/a/best-pet-insuranceWe happen to be using the #1 company and they are extremely helpful and friendly. Many veterinarians will submit the bill directly to them. Otherwise, you get a reimbursement for most of the cost of the procedures. It's not for everyone, but if you don't want to make a decision on your pets' future based on a major cost, you should consider the Pet Insurance option. ]]></isc:description>
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<title><![CDATA[Cat Wisdom 101]]></title>
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<pubDate>Sat, 2 Jun 2018 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[The fireworks on the 4th of July might disturb your pets]]></title>
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<pubDate>Mon, 21 May 2018 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[ I want to wish everyone a Happy Fourth of July week-end (or had), but remember pets can hear things that humans wouldn't normally pay attention to. If your pet is showing signs of fear, there are some things you can try to calm them. There are non-prescription oral herbal products on the market with Chamomile. It would be comparable to us having a cup of Chamomile tea at the end of a long work day to relax. You can also try products with synthetic animal pheromones, i.e.: Feliway for cats and D.A.P. for dogs. These products come in sprays and plug-in dispensers and are available in most pet stores or through your veterinarian's office. They release a synthetic pheromone undetectable by humans but soothing to pets. In some cases a pet needs a prescription sedative available only through your veterinarian. These are just some suggestions from working in a veterinary hospital for over 20 years. ALWAYS refer to your veterinarian.

Have a wonderful and safe holiday week-end and please keep your pets in-doors while the festivities are happening. Sometimes scared animals will run away to hide and you might not be able to find them. Have your pet micro-chipped, more on this later.

Penny ^..^   ]]></description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[I want to wish everyone a Happy Fourth of July week-end (or had), but remember pets can hear things that humans wouldn't normally pay attention to. If your pet is showing signs of fear, there are some things you can try to calm them. There are non-prescription oral herbal products on the market with Chamomile. It would be comparable to us having a cup of Chamomile tea at the end of a long work day to relax. You can also try products with synthetic animal pheromones, i.e.: Feliway for cats and D.A.P. for dogs. These products come in sprays and plug-in dispensers and are available in most pet stores or through your veterinarian's office. They release a synthetic pheromone undetectable by humans but soothing to pets. In some cases a pet needs a prescription sedative available only through your veterinarian. These are just some suggestions from working in a veterinary hospital for over 20 years. ALWAYS refer to your veterinarian.

Have a wonderful and safe holiday week-end and please keep your pets in-doors while the festivities are happening. Sometimes scared animals will run away to hide and you might not be able to find them. Have your pet micro-chipped, more on this later.

Penny ^..^  ]]></content:encoded>
<isc:description><![CDATA[I want to wish everyone a Happy Fourth of July week-end (or had), but remember pets can hear things that humans wouldn't normally pay attention to. If your pet is showing signs of fear, there are some things you can try to calm them. There are non-prescription oral herbal products on the market with Chamomile. It would be comparable to us having a cup of Chamomile tea at the end of a long work day to relax. You can also try products with synthetic animal pheromones, i.e.: Feliway for cats and D.A.P. for dogs. These products come in sprays and plug-in dispensers and are available in most pet stores or through your veterinarian's office. They release a synthetic pheromone undetectable by humans but soothing to pets. In some cases a pet needs a prescription sedative available only through your veterinarian. These are just some suggestions from working in a veterinary hospital for over 20 years. ALWAYS refer to your veterinarian.Have a wonderful and safe holiday week-end and please keep your pets in-doors while the festivities are happening. Sometimes scared animals will run away to hide and you might not be able to find them. Have your pet micro-chipped, more on this later.Penny ^..^ ]]></isc:description>
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<title><![CDATA[Summer is here and I want to give pet owners a reminder]]></title>
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<pubDate>Sat, 12 May 2018 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[ Please DO NOT leave your pet inside of a parked vehicle. Even with the windows down and parked in the shade, a car's interior temperature can reach dangerous heat levels in a very short time. A pet can easily collapse due to heat-stroke, dehydration, nerve and brain damage, etc. Also, remember if the window is down far enough your pet may be able to escape. I know we all like to take our "furry" friends for a ride, and trust me, they love to go for a ride, but during the summer months it's better to leave them home. If you think your pet has become over-heated, please seek emergency veterinary care immediately, it can be the difference between life or death. Please call your veterinarian's office to seek medical advice on what to do while you are driving to the vet hospital and to let them have time to prepare for your emergency arrival. In some states it is illegal to leave pets in parked vehicles! Please call 911 if you see a pet in distress in a hot, parked vehicle.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy summer.

Penny ^..^   ]]></description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[Please DO NOT leave your pet inside of a parked vehicle. Even with the windows down and parked in the shade, a car's interior temperature can reach dangerous heat levels in a very short time. A pet can easily collapse due to heat-stroke, dehydration, nerve and brain damage, etc. Also, remember if the window is down far enough your pet may be able to escape. I know we all like to take our "furry" friends for a ride, and trust me, they love to go for a ride, but during the summer months it's better to leave them home. If you think your pet has become over-heated, please seek emergency veterinary care immediately, it can be the difference between life or death. Please call your veterinarian's office to seek medical advice on what to do while you are driving to the vet hospital and to let them have time to prepare for your emergency arrival. In some states it is illegal to leave pets in parked vehicles! Please call 911 if you see a pet in distress in a hot, parked vehicle.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy summer.

Penny ^..^  ]]></content:encoded>
<isc:description><![CDATA[Please DO NOT leave your pet inside of a parked vehicle. Even with the windows down and parked in the shade, a car's interior temperature can reach dangerous heat levels in a very short time. A pet can easily collapse due to heat-stroke, dehydration, nerve and brain damage, etc. Also, remember if the window is down far enough your pet may be able to escape. I know we all like to take our furry friends for a ride, and trust me, they love to go for a ride, but during the summer months it's better to leave them home. If you think your pet has become over-heated, please seek emergency veterinary care immediately, it can be the difference between life or death. Please call your veterinarian's office to seek medical advice on what to do while you are driving to the vet hospital and to let them have time to prepare for your emergency arrival. In some states it is illegal to leave pets in parked vehicles! Please call 911 if you see a pet in distress in a hot, parked vehicle.Wishing everyone a safe and happy summer.Penny ^..^ ]]></isc:description>
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<title><![CDATA[A little information about how we started]]></title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 1 May 2018 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[ I have been a veterinary technician for over 20 years and created the Kitty Kuddly, a bed/snuggle-bag for pets. This unique product is not just a bed, it is also a snuggle-bag to help "scoop" your kitty into a travel carrier, protecting you from kicking back claws. Everyone knows how much cats hate going into a carrier! Veterinarians even do exams in them, helping to keep the cat calm in a strange environment. My house is ruled by a "pound-puppy" named Gordie, a "pound-kitty" named Phatty, both adopted from The San Jose Animal Care Center and a Citron Cockatoo named Chickenhead. My company is linked with The Animal Care Center in San Jose, CA and we donate a portion of our proceeds to their "Guardian Angel" program. This program makes it possible for sick or injured animals to get the medical attention they need in order to be put up for adoption to find their "forever" homes. Working with animals day-to-day was my inspiration for the unique Kitty Kuddly. I made them to use in the vet hospital to bring comfort to the already stressed animals, but all of the pet owners wanted to buy them. I started my business, Kitty Kuddly, to make them available to everyone :-) They are angel sent on the "paws" of my much loved and missed "pound-puppy" Bryce, whom herself was adopted from a shelter on the east coast. The Kitty Kuddly is hand-crafted with integrity and TLC. When you purchase a Kitty Kuddly, you are not only giving your own pet a gift, but you are also giving a gift to a pet-in-need.

Penny ^..^   ]]></description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[I have been a veterinary technician for over 20 years and created the Kitty Kuddly, a bed/snuggle-bag for pets. This unique product is not just a bed, it is also a snuggle-bag to help "scoop" your kitty into a travel carrier, protecting you from kicking back claws. Everyone knows how much cats hate going into a carrier! Veterinarians even do exams in them, helping to keep the cat calm in a strange environment. My house is ruled by a "pound-puppy" named Gordie, a "pound-kitty" named Phatty, both adopted from The San Jose Animal Care Center and a Citron Cockatoo named Chickenhead. My company is linked with The Animal Care Center in San Jose, CA and we donate a portion of our proceeds to their "Guardian Angel" program. This program makes it possible for sick or injured animals to get the medical attention they need in order to be put up for adoption to find their "forever" homes. Working with animals day-to-day was my inspiration for the unique Kitty Kuddly. I made them to use in the vet hospital to bring comfort to the already stressed animals, but all of the pet owners wanted to buy them. I started my business, Kitty Kuddly, to make them available to everyone :-) They are angel sent on the "paws" of my much loved and missed "pound-puppy" Bryce, whom herself was adopted from a shelter on the east coast. The Kitty Kuddly is hand-crafted with integrity and TLC. When you purchase a Kitty Kuddly, you are not only giving your own pet a gift, but you are also giving a gift to a pet-in-need.

Penny ^..^  ]]></content:encoded>
<isc:description><![CDATA[I have been a veterinary technician for over 20 years and created the Kitty Kuddly, a bed/snuggle-bag for pets. This unique product is not just a bed, it is also a snuggle-bag to help scoop your kitty into a travel carrier, protecting you from kicking back claws. Everyone knows how much cats hate going into a carrier! Veterinarians even do exams in them, helping to keep the cat calm in a strange environment. My house is ruled by a pound-puppy named Gordie, a pound-kitty named Phatty, both adopted from The San Jose Animal Care Center and a Citron Cockatoo named Chickenhead. My company is linked with The Animal Care Center in San Jose, CA and we donate a portion of our proceeds to their Guardian Angel program. This program makes it possible for sick or injured animals to get the medical attention they need in order to be put up for adoption to find their forever homes. Working with animals day-to-day was my inspiration for the unique Kitty Kuddly. I made them to use in the vet hospital to bring comfort to the already stressed animals, but all of the pet owners wanted to buy them. I started my business, Kitty Kuddly, to make them available to everyone :-) They are angel sent on the paws of my much loved and missed pound-puppy Bryce, whom herself was adopted from a shelter on the east coast. The Kitty Kuddly is hand-crafted with integrity and TLC. When you purchase a Kitty Kuddly, you are not only giving your own pet a gift, but you are also giving a gift to a pet-in-need.Penny ^..^ ]]></isc:description>
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<title><![CDATA[We are trying to help pets in need through our products]]></title>
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<pubDate>Sun, 15 Apr 2018 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[ I am happy to announce we are now affiliated with PP4PA.com, Pet Professionals For Pet Adoption. I am a veterinary technician and see the everyday horrors of pets bought from "puppy/kitten mills." There are a lot of reputable breeders, but you must be careful. There are so many pets in adoption shelters looking for a "second chance" to find their forever homes. If not for pet adoption, we would not have our wonderful furry family members. If you are looking to add a furry friend to your family, please consider your local pet adoption center. Very often you can find pure-bred pets. They may not have AKC/CFA papers, but if you're set on a certain breed you might find your new family member.

Penny ^..^  ]]></description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[I am happy to announce we are now affiliated with PP4PA.com, Pet Professionals For Pet Adoption. I am a veterinary technician and see the everyday horrors of pets bought from "puppy/kitten mills." There are a lot of reputable breeders, but you must be careful. There are so many pets in adoption shelters looking for a "second chance" to find their forever homes. If not for pet adoption, we would not have our wonderful furry family members. If you are looking to add a furry friend to your family, please consider your local pet adoption center. Very often you can find pure-bred pets. They may not have AKC/CFA papers, but if you're set on a certain breed you might find your new family member.

Penny ^..^ ]]></content:encoded>
<isc:description><![CDATA[I am happy to announce we are now affiliated with PP4PA.com, Pet Professionals For Pet Adoption. I am a veterinary technician and see the everyday horrors of pets bought from puppy/kitten mills. There are a lot of reputable breeders, but you must be careful. There are so many pets in adoption shelters looking for a second chance to find their forever homes. If not for pet adoption, we would not have our wonderful furry family members. If you are looking to add a furry friend to your family, please consider your local pet adoption center. Very often you can find pure-bred pets. They may not have AKC/CFA papers, but if you're set on a certain breed you might find your new family member.Penny ^..^ ]]></isc:description>
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