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This article contains affiliate links to products and partners. PetHub may receive a commission for purchases made through these links. Do me a favor. Call your pup over, and give her a pat on the head. Now take a peek at her collar. Does it look sturdy and secure? What about her ID tag; can you easily read the phone number? Yeah? Great - give your pup an extra kiss for us! You obviously understand the benefit of a good collar and external ID tag, but did you know there are just three more things you can do to be a total pet identification ninja! Let’s get started on your path to feeling confident about your pet’s identification tools. It’s A Four-Legged Stool Here at PetHub, we compare pet identification to a four-legged stool. Would you feel safe sitting on a stool that only has two legs? Probably not, unless you’ve been practicing your balancing skills. Like a sturdy stool, your pet’s identification should make you feel secure and comfortable, because the last thing you want to worry about if she gets out of the backyard is if the Good Samaritan who finds her has a way to contact you. So, what are those “four legs”? Well you’ve come to the right place! External... (go to article)

The PetHub team is always excited to work with interns who are just getting started in the animal healthcare industry and tech world. Isamar Sanchez came to us through the Veterinary Entrepreneurship Academy, a high-impact educational program that combines innovative pet health companies, entrepreneurial vet students, and forward-thinking veterinary colleges to accelerate innovation in animal healthcare. Isamar shared her story (below) that led her to wanting to become a veterinarian. From the streets of Mexico City to studying at Texas A&M University - College of Veterinary Medicine, Isamar’s passion for helping animals is infectious. Read her story in English     La vida suele ponernos en situaciones que no esperamos. Personalmente, nunca planee que mi vida fuera así. Crecí en la Ciudad de México (CDMX), en donde aprendí a apreciar la cultura, la gente, los hermosos paisajes y la comida, que no es posible encontrar en otro lugar del mundo, especialmente los tamales y los tacos de al pastor. Mi hermosa ciudad también tiene un lado oscuro. En ella vi cómo en la misma calle en donde solía comer mis tacos favoritos, también se maltrataba y rechazaba a los... (go to article)