You just finished grooming a poodle when the owner rushes back in, panicked. The dog’s reacting to the shampoo you used. They head straight to the vet and hand you the bill. Would your current insurance cover this? If not,…
If you’ve invested time, money, and heart into your mobile pet grooming business, the last thing you want is one small oversight to derail it all. Yet every year, professionals make insurance mistakes that leave their businesses exposed to expensive…
If a Flood, Fire, or Equipment Breakdown Shuts You Down—Will Your Pet Grooming Business Survive? Running a pet grooming salon comes with its fair share of fur-covered joy—and financial stress. What would happen if your shop had to close for…
In veterinary medicine, mistakes don’t have to be frequent to be costly. A single incident—whether it’s an injury to a pet in your care or a client who slips in your waiting room—can threaten your finances, your reputation, and your…
Are you unsure what insurance your mobile pet grooming business actually needs?Have you heard horror stories of groomers facing unexpected costs or lawsuits after one incident? In this article, you’ll discover the three essential insurance policies every mobile groomer should…
If you’re running a pet grooming business, you’ve probably asked yourself this at some point: “What would happen if a dog got injured during a grooming session?” “Am I covered if someone trips in my lobby or my van gets…
Expert Guidance from Zach Davis, Pet Business Insurance Are you a veterinarian trying to navigate the confusing maze of policies, premiums, and paperwork?You’re not alone. Whether you’re running a bustling animal hospital or a mobile vet clinic, the right insurance…
Mobile pet groomers in California face a variety of risks—from animal bites and physical strain to auto accidents while traveling to clients. These hazards make workers’ compensation (workers’ comp) a crucial component of business protection. This guide outlines California-specific requirements…
Even with years of training and the best intentions, things can still go wrong. As a veterinarian, your work carries immense responsibility. Whether you’re treating pets in a clinic, offering mobile care, or managing a team, you’re exposed to medical…
If you’re a Texas pet business owner, one unexpected bite could cost you your reputation—or your business. Whether you’re grooming, boarding, or training dogs daily, the risk of an incident is always present. But what you might not realize is…
