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NCAB President

Tue, 02 Mar 2021 18:40:50 GMT

Liz is thinking to host the next NCAB meeting somewhere that has palm trees

Liz Kramer has always had passion for research. At Johns Hopkins University in the lab of tissue engineering pioneer Dr. Jennifer Elisseeff, Liz gained an appreciation for the attention to detail required of good science. She further honed her analytical skills in data collection and technical writing at a biodefense consulting firm in Washington DC. Upon finding the lab animal science field, Liz has found work she finds important, interesting and fulfilling. Originally brought on as an engineer, Liz has served in many roles at Lenderking including Senior Analyst of R&D and is now Director of Sales. Never a person to sit on the sidelines, Liz has been a part of the National Capital Area Branch of AALAS’s council since 2017 and is now honored to be president of this very active local branch for 2021. Leading a group of inspiring researchers and animal professionals during such a challenging time is the type of opportunity where Liz’s thinking outside the box skills can really shine.

Comfort Kennels plus Products are certified "Fear Free"

website@sitemodify.com (Website Editor) — Tue, 12 Mar 2019 15:59:13 GMT

Our Products were recognized by the Fear Free Program to reduce fear and stress

After an evaluation the Comfort Kennel plus product line was certified "Fear Free". From the Fear Free Website, "Fear Free is the concept of practicing veterinary medicine that involves the reduction of feelings of stress in our patients which in return will result in a better experience for all involved — including pets, owners, and the veterinary team." This concept can be applied through the facility including the housing areas. It is important to reduce fear and stress in your animals by carefully considering your enclosures and facility layout.

1. Do dogs face each other across an aisle?

2. Are cages easy to clean in order to reduce others left by previous occupants?

3. Are the enclosures warm to the touch, or "Thermo-Neutral"?

4. Can the animal exhibit their natural behaviors?

Comfort Kennels and our other products can help solve the problems these questions ask.

Go to www.fearfreepets.com for more information

Comfort Kennels plus is an IBPSA Member

website@sitemodify.com (Website Editor) — Tue, 12 Mar 2019 15:57:40 GMT

The International Boarding & Pet Services Association (IBPSA) is a professional association serving the pet care services industry.
IBPSA offers business resources, staff education, and legislative support. IBPSA Members include the owners and employees of pet boarding and daycare facilities, groomers, dog walkers, pet sitters, veterinarians, trainers, and holistic pet care providers currently residing in more than 10 countries.

Pet owners across the globe spend billions on their pets every year. In fact, Americans, alone, spend more than $60 billion. Of that, over $5 billion is spent on pet care services such as grooming, boarding, walking, training, and pet sitting. This “services” category of pet spending is routinely growing by the largest percentage – more than triple the growth percentage of any other category in recent years. Reports from around the world indicate similar rapid growth internationally.

For the fast-growth, highly competitive world of pet care services, IBPSA is dedicated to providing our Members with the business resources and support they need to be among those considered the best in the industry. IBPSA’s staff education and certification programs, developed by veterinarians and industry experts, provide an invaluable base of pet care knowledge for service providers. Our focus on current industry trends and analysis of impact to business, as well as staying abreast of industry legislation, allows our Members to focus on making their business a success.

IBPSA also facilitates and encourages networking opportunities so our Members can gain support and learn from other industry professionals.

Comfort Kennels are perfect for Boarding Facilities