Michael Fisher, a passionate animal lover and the proud pet parent of a Boston Terrier named Steven, serves as the CEO and co-founder of Cooper Pet Care. Residing in Amsterdam, Michael’s lifelong dedication to animals led him to establish his own pet care company. His combined passion for animals and expertise in business have made him a prominent figure in the field of animal healthcare.
As the CEO of Cooper Pet Care, Michael has succeeded in merging his love for animals with his keen business acumen. His role has not only seen him implement innovative strategies for the company’s growth, but also consistently ensure the welfare of pets at the heart of their services. He has helped establish Cooper Pet Care as a leading organization in the market, delivering high-quality and personalized pet care solutions.
Outside of his professional life, Michael is a fervent dog dad who thoroughly enjoys spending time with Steven. Their bond serves as a testament to the relationship Cooper Pet Care aspires to facilitate between pets and their parents. Michael’s love for his dog, his passion for animal welfare, and his business prowess all come together to shape his inspiring and dynamic career journey.
This is probably the most common command you’d associate with a dog. But, it’s a myth to believe that you can’t teach a cat to do the same, and more.
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Cats seem to have an instinct to never do as you wish. They tend to please themselves and go their own way, especially when it’s time for a visit to the vet. Countless pet owners will tell you that the moment their cat sees the carrier it will do a disappearing act.
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Most pet owners will tell you that their dog developed a skin infection at some point in their lives. Typically, you can recognize inflamed skin lesions, known as hot spots, by clearly defined areas of swelling, redness and hair loss.
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Achoo!” It’s a familiar sound coming from your cat (yet again). If they’re Russian it could be “Apchkhi” or Korean, “Achee”, by the way. The point is this: sneezing in cats is common all over the world. Most of the time there’s not a lot to worry about, but if sneezing bouts are very frequent…
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Your cat is drinking so often that you’re beginning to wonder if they’ve been running the odd marathon or two while you’re at work. The apparently unquenchable thirst has been going on for a few weeks now and you’re beginning to worry. Plenty of cat owners will have felt the same concern.
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If only dogs could speak and tell us when they need help. Sometimes they make noises that set off alarm bells ringing in our minds. If you’ve ever heard a dog in the throes of reverse sneezing, you might well think they’re in deep trouble. The honking noise bears a striking similarity to the cry…
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The dinner table looks spectacular and your guests have arrived. Once again, your favorite pooch shows you up by scooting their behind across your polished tiles in full view. It’s a floor show you’d prefer to do without. So what’s the cause of this all-too-common kind of behavior?
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It’s not just the nasty smell of cat urine that’s a problem. When cats aren’t relieving themselves outdoors or using their litter tray, there are hygiene concerns. It’s also a sign that they may have a medical or behavioral problem. If you’re struggling with a cat pee difficulty, read on to find out more about this common issue and how to tackle it.
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There are so many doggie toys on the market these days that at times it’s easy to feel you’re buying for a new baby rather than a pampered puppy. Some of these purchases can be both fun and stimulating for your latest arrival. Others, even some that we’ve come to associate with dogs, can be downright dangerous.
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They may be cute as can be but kittens seem to have an overwhelming desire to bite anything and everything. Although a kitten’s nip might not draw blood, their teeth will get bigger and their jaws stronger. If kittens don’t learn that it’s inappropriate to bite a person when playing…
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