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|Articles|October 1, 2003

Educational Programming

PetCare Television Network announces the shipment of 3,000 new 13-inch or 20-inch color TVs and DVD players to selected subscriber veterinary hospitals throughout the United States.

PetCare Television Network announces the shipment of 3,000 new 13-inch or 20-inch color TVs and DVD players to selected subscriber veterinary hospitals throughout the United States. Additionally, every PetCare TV subscriber receives the first quarter programming packed with 19 educational pet-related topics designed to encourage, educate and entertain pet owners. Each DVD disc is programmed for continuous play. The programming segments stimulate clients to ask questions about pet care and pet health products, the company says. Additionally, each disc is programmed for closed-captioning in English and Spanish at the subscribers request.Placed between each pet health segment are consumer and veterinary product commercials, which are very entertaining to pet owners and veterinary staff team members. All pet health topics and advertising are evaluated and approved by PetCare TV s Veterinary Advisory Board.

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