Kristen Levine - Pet Lifestyle Expert
Kristen Levine
Welcome

A pet lifestyle authority for nearly 20 years, Kristen Levine’s focus is the American love-affair with pets! As founder and president of Fetching Communications, a public relations company dedicated to the pet industry, Kristen has her ‘paw on the pulse’ of the economic impact pets have on our lives. Working alongside pet professionals of every kind, Kristen’s knowledge and experience also qualifies her as an expert on living a ‘pet lifestyle’ and how companion animals have literally redefined the word ‘family’.


Upcoming Appearances

Tampa Tribune's Pet Cetera ColumnAugust 31st, 2008

NYC National Media TourAugust 31st – September 14th, 2008

Veterinary Specialty Practice Alliance ConferSeptember 24th – 29th, 2008

North American Vet ConferenceMay 18th – 23rd, 2009



Pet Lifestyle Feature

Whether she’s covering the pet industry, animal issues or even the latest in pet fashion, Kristen says the pet craze is here to sit, stay...

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A Guest on Fox News Channel's "Ask Dr. Manny"

 

In the News

Tampa , FL - Animal Acupuncture Giving Pets Renewed Hope for an Active Lifestyle

Ancient Practices Helping Local Pets Relieve Pain and Regain Mobility

Everything old is new again, especially in the world of veterinary medicine.  Acupuncture is becoming increasingly popular among the most progressive of pet owners as a great option for controlling pets’ pain and treating a variety of ailments. 

August 26 , 2008

 

New York , NY- High Tech Breathing Device Gives Pets Air to Breath and a Longer Life to Live

Gasping for air and literally clinging to life, Lulu’s horrified family feared their brand-new puppy would die in their arms. Terrified and desperate, pet owner Jennifer Szacher and her husband rushed the weeks-old English Bulldog puppy to NYC Veterinary Specialists & 24 Hour Emergency for care. Upon arrival, critical care specialists discovered Lulu holding a staggering temperature of 106 degrees, barely moving and hardly able to breathe. 

August 28 , 2008

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