The Surprising Cost of Parenting a Pet
By Carley Lintz Pet Business | Published: 08.24.2020 Adopting a pet is an almost surefire way to add joy to your life, but it
By Carley Lintz Pet Business | Published: 08.24.2020 Adopting a pet is an almost surefire way to add joy to your life, but it
First U.S. Dog to Test Positive for COVID-19 Dies By Hannah Miller Published: 08.04.2020 The first dog to test positive for COVID-19 in the United
The Pet Industry Remains Durable During the Pandemic By Kelly Lindenau Pet Business | Published: 08.01.2020 In a world that’s been turned upside down by
Worried about a difficult conversation? Here’s advice from a hostage negotiator. By Elizabeth Bernstein | The Wall Street Journal June 14, 2020 9:00 am
By Carley Lintz Pet Business | Published: 06.30.2020 Since the pandemic began, one question has been on every pet parent’s mind: “Can my pet catch
By Hannah Miller Published by Pet Business: 06.23.2020 With the coronavirus pandemic still ongoing, people are actively using hand sanitizers and other products to
Animals Can Become Sick From COVID-19 Pet Business | By Hannah Miller Published: 06.09.2020 When it comes to COVID-19, pet parents have remained fearful
5 things you must do for your business by Yuri Mosha, edited by Sarah Donnell | Agility PR Solution | Apr 7, 2020 | Analysis,
There’s a right, and a wrong, way to handle negative reviews online. And while it’s tempting to tell your side of the story and let
As of January 1,2020, sitters/walker without completed verification fields will no longer be able to be scheduled through PSC. The January 1, 2020 deadline is
As we get closer to launching our learning center, we’ve made a small modification to the official name. As you can see from the title
You may not have heard the news: Instagram and Facebook are both experimenting with hiding away likes. Although this may initially sound shocking, anyone who’s
Year-to-date, the Snaggle Foot network has seen some amazing interactions on social media. Nearly every location is now connected on CoSchedule which not only allows
“California Bill Makes App-Based Companies Treat Workers as Employees” New York Times, September 11, 2019 Yikes – what a scary headline! :O So, we dug
Here is the year-over-year report of dog walks for the entire network, 2016-2019. Counts represent all visits itemized with “dog” in the service category. Note
(Pictured Left to Right: Jana Rewey Huffman, Maike Johnson, Micheal Johnson (back), Sarah Donnell (front), Melissa Kitchen, Dave Andrick) As Snaggle Foot University comes closer
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This chart presents a year-over-year comparison of Q2, 2018-2019. The intent is to reveal the overall collective health of the network. If you need help
Hey everyone! I’m Jana Rewey Huffman, and I joined the Snaggle Foot Team in April 2019. I’ve been spearheading the launch of our very own
This chart presents a year-over-year comparison of Q1, 2018-2019. The intent is to reveal the overall collective health of the network. If you need help