Here is a “partnership proposal” someone sent TCR this morning. We are publishing the email in full with redactions to protect the identity of the sender because the intent here is not to humiliate someone trying to make a living.
We hope you take the time to read this “Partnership Proposal” and to appreciate the fact that the vast majority of online editorial content is produced according to exactly the same model as what this email is proposing.
TCR received a response from The Midwest Center late Friday afternoon, which we are publishing in full with our response.
Pet Insurance Report Post-Mortem From the Editor Dear Readers, As uncomfortable as some members of the pet insurance industry’s trade […]
It’s been one week since the Internet was set ablaze by a story about Seresto flea and tick collars, which […]
America’s First Dogs – Champ, 13, and Major, 3 – have been removed from their new D.C. digs and exiled […]
On the morning of Tuesday, March 2, editors at America’s largest newspaper chain, Gannett, hit send on an “investigative” report that alleged that the popular Seresto flea and tick collars were killing hundreds of dogs and cats.
FDA Announces Recall of Bravo Packing, Inc. Dog Food for Salmonella and Listeria
Elanco (NYSE: ELAN), the company that sells Seresto flea and tick collars, is blasting a new report out in USA Today […]
As stand-off continues between veterinarians and pet insurance companies, Trupanion CEO breaks ranks, saying “Trupanion is totally aligned with [veterinarians]” on pre-existing condition language now being debated in regulator working group charged with writing a model law.
This afternoon, a group of state insurance regulators from across the country will meet online for the first time this year to resume their website’s stated goal: “to complete the development of a model law or guideline to establish appropriate regulatory standards for the pet insurance industry.”