Insurance regulators offer new explanation for disappeared pet insurance law; consumer rep dings regulators on transparency
There is still no explanation for the abrupt removal of the Pet Insurance Model Law from the agenda of the […]
There is still no explanation for the abrupt removal of the Pet Insurance Model Law from the agenda of the […]
The Canine Review learned late yesterday that state insurance regulators on the Property and Casualty Committee of the National Association […]
One reason for the atypical FDA resistance could be because in 2020 Dr. Solomon, the FDA CVM director, made what he apparently believed was a private vow to the pet food industry not to issue any more updates about DCM in dogs following pressure that was applied by a group of farm state senate Republicans (and Democrat Jon Tester of the farm state of Montana) in a letter to then FDA Commissioner Hahn.
“I’m angry, my vet is angry. I’ve been angry…”
“I wish I had the confidence to believe [the FDA is] taking this seriously and working diligently to get to the bottom of the issue….”
“The FDA’s tepid warnings regarding DCM were insufficient to warn me and the hundreds of thousands of other dog owners whose dogs are now dying…”
Dear Readers, It’s been brought to my attention that the publisher of the Veterinary Information Network’s News Service (VIN News), […]
Update: The California Veterinary Medical Board responded to The Canine Review’s Public Records Act request late Thursday, January 13 with a large quantity of documents…..
It’s been three weeks since the pet insurance model law was removed unexpectedly from the agenda of the final 2021 meeting of […]
There is at least one piece of good news for Petplan (or ‘Fetch by The Dodo’) policy holders, which is that you now have a prominent New York media executive to rope in when you file complaints to departments of insurance: Ken Lerer
Update: On December 24, TCR again reached out to Chairman Beatty for an update. Mr. Beatty advised that he knew nothing beyond what Mr. Birnbaum had released days ago, which was that the delay was related to licensing. NAPHIA’s Kristen Lynch did not respond. An NAIC spokesman also did not respond.
Is there now a written ethics code in place for your reporters? If so, would you consider sharing it with me or publishing it on a website that is accessible to any member of the public? If not, can you explain why you continue to withhold it and decline to discuss it?