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.
Seizures happen due to faulty electrical activities in the brain. This can lead to dogs losing control of their bodies. There is a huge variation in the duration and appearance of seizures, also known as fits. Poisons, injuries and epilepsy can all lie behind the cause with some dogs only ever suffering one seizure, occasionally without explanation.
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Eyes are precious organs and you should take any eye problems your dog may be experiencing seriously. Checking your pet’s eyes regularly is the best course of action for the prevention of issues further down the road.
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Most cases of diarrhea and vomiting in dogs are easy to explain and will resolve themselves quickly. Sometimes they can mean that your dog is experiencing something more serious. So how can you tell? Read on to find out when you should take your dog to the vet…
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Ask any vet and they’ll tell you that skin conditions are one of the most common reasons owners seek treatment for their dogs. Problems tend to happen more during the warmer seasons when allergies are more likely. Common skin problems in dogs can also be a signal of an underlying health…
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There is a general overpopulation problem with cats. That’s why the recommendation is for almost all domestic cats to have an operation that prevents them from reproducing. You may be breeding a special kind of cat or you may have picked up a pregnant stray cat.
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One of the few positives to come out of the COVID-19 crisis is a growing realization that we can save time and money by doing so many things remotely. It could be work, seeing a doctor, or even getting a medical diagnosis for a pet. Read on to find out about how telemedicine could benefit you.
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Part of the responsibility that comes with keeping a dog as a pet is looking after them if they get pregnant. That starts with understanding all about your dog’s breed and any health recommendations that come with it. Read on for everything you’ll need to know to find out if your dog is pregnant and what to do if they are.
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You’ve thought of it all: toys, food bowls, a litter box, a scratching pole, and even a comfy bed. There’s been no expense spared for your precious new arrival. One week later and… Houston, we have a problem. Your new kitten is not eating.
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As a dog owner, you will be at the heart of your pet’s daily life. Your dog relies on you to provide food, take them for walks and love them. This dependency lies behind part of the reason that dogs have a habit of staring at their owners. Read on to find out what it is your best friend might be trying to tell you when they give you a long, meaningful stare.
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Paw licking can be part of the normal grooming routine for many dogs. This is especially true for those that have longer hair. Sometimes it can be a sign of an underlying health issue. You might notice that your dog feels distressed when they lick their paws…
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