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The Pet Business: The Day the Cone Came Off for Benny and Banjo

by Catherine Amick on May 9, 2016

The Tale of Benny & Banjo

Every business needs insurance, and ERIE knows that every business is different. We want your insurance to be as reliable as your must trusted friend, including your four-legged-friends. Trust us to deliver what’s best for your business - as Benny helps Banjo in his time of need. 

Here’s a tale of Benny and his pup Banjo on the day Banjo’s cone came off. As it does in the life of any puppy, mischief abounds. Luckily, most pet care providers vets, groomers, dog park owners, dog daycare centers,  pet spas and more–have insurance coverage that help protect against minor (and major) mishaps common in the lives of customers like Benny and Banjo.

If you’re in the business of providing care for pets, you’ve likely seen these things happen. Erie Insurance can help cover your business in a way that’s unique to you, protecting both you and the pets and clients you love and care for.

Here’s what to know

Whether you’re a veterinarian or another type of pet care provider, the article Insurance Veterinarians Need to Protect Their Practice may help you think about the best way to protect your business.

Want more? Keep your passion for furry friends as your main source of income with these tips below that are relevant to any business. And always remember that  a local Erie Insurance agent can help you choose the insurance that’s right for you.  

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Ready to protect your business? Talk to a local Erie Insurance agent today to learn more about affordable ways to protect the business you worked so hard to build.

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The insurance products and services described in this blog are not offered in all states.  ERIE life insurance and annuity products are not available in New York.  ERIE Medicare supplement products are not available in the District of Columbia or New York.  ERIE long term care products are not available in the District of Columbia and New York. 

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