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Create a memorable customer experience Entrepreneur Share     It is often the little details that customers recall even more than the product they purchased or the service they received. Little details that customers notice, and that makes them feel good about not only making the purchase, but making the purchase from you, is a significant part of the overall customer experience. Here are six ways to go above and beyond good customer service and boost customer loyalty. More
Keep your computers tuned up, backed up, and cleaned up BusinessWeek Share
Most small business owners probably own an automobile that they maintain properly for optimal performance. The same logic should apply to your computer network and other devices. After all, who can afford disruptions, data loss, or downtime? The following are a few essential guidelines for ensuring your network and computing and communications systems run smoothly. More Global Pet Expo 2010 billed a success by organizers Pet Product News Share
This year's Global Pet Expo pet industry trade show, held March 25 to 27 in Orlando, Fla., drew record crowds, according to organizers. The American Pet Products Association and Pet Industry Distributors Association, the show's co-sponsors, reported that the 2010 show featured 803 exhibiting companies and more than 4,495 buyers — the highest buyer attendance ever recorded at Global Pet Expo. Last year’s show drew 779 exhibiting companies and 4,100 buyers. More SuperZoo University at SuperZoo 2011 WPA Share
The industry's premier education program has all the answers, with 30+ sessions focusing on the relevant topics and timely issues you care about most. Sign up for SuperZoo University's seminars today to make sure you get the first-hand ideas, inspiration and advice to increase your knowledge, generate excitement in your store and send your profits soaring. More
Franck's Suspends veterinary drug compounding Veterinary Practice News Share
Franck's Compounding Lab of Ocala, Fla., reported May 17, 2010 that it has voluntarily suspended all compounding drugs for veterinary use, pending the outcome of discussions with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The FDA is currently seeking a permanent injunction against the company to prohibit Franck's and its CEO Paul Franck from compounding animal drugs from bulk ingredients without FDA approval. More Frontier lets small pets back in the cabin Indy Star Share
Spot and Fluffy are welcome again to fly in style in the passenger cabins of Frontier Airlines. Under the new Frontier policy, small pets may ride in the passenger cabins, instead of being consigned with the freight to cargo bays in the belly or tail of airplanes. For a $75 one-way fare, pets can curl up in an animal carrier small enough to slide under an airplane seat, probably at the feet of the owner. More Donate clippings, save the Gulf Matter of Trust Share
We shampoo because hair collects oil. Why should millions of pounds of absorbant, natural, renewable fiber clippings go to waste every day? All salons, groomers, wool & alpaca fleece farmers, hairy individuals, and pet owners can sign up. More
KC Animal Health Corridor partners with Germinder & Associates, Inc. Good News for Pets Share
The Kansas City Animal Health Corridor today announced it has entered into an agreement with Germinder & Associates, Inc. a leading pet/vet public relations firm with offices in New York and Kansas City, to provide media counsel on international, national and trade media relations. More New Mexico proposes anti-pet regulation PIJAC Share
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has proposed a rulemaking amending existing regulations regarding the importation of non-native species. The proposed rule creates a "species importation list" that would require permits for importation of listed species — regardless of whether the animals were wild caught or captive bred. Ownership of these species as pets without a permit would be banned. The proposal does not clarify the status of banned species already within New Mexico as pets or those that are being propagated in the state. All comments on this proposal should be received by the Department no later than June 4. The Department will also be holding a public Commission meeting on June 3. More Dog breeders to face fee changes in Louisiana PIJAC Share
Louisiana House Bill 313 would change dog kennel license fee levels set forth in current law from a maximum fee to a minimum fee, therefore allowing a municipality or parish to set fees as high as they wish. UPDATE: HB 313 was heard and passed the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Forestry, Aquaculture & Rural Development Committee on May 11 and now awaits committee assignment. More New FDA campaign targets detailing, trade shows PharmExecBlog Share
In addition to sending out more warning letters and stepping up enforcement activity, the Food and Drug Administration wants health professionals to do more to police drug marketing and advertising. The agency's "Bad Ad" program urges doctors and other health professionals to report any false or misleading ads or inappropriate marketing pitches. Depending on one's point of view, the program is either an efficient way to extend FDA's oversight capabilities, or just one more attempt by over-zealous regulators to stifle free speech. More
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