Say Hello
Got a question about your dog’s weird ear-scratching habit? Think we got something wrong? Want to team up? Whatever it is, we actually read every message that comes in — no auto-responder purgatory here.
Fur & Coat is run by a small team, with every guide reviewed by Dr. Jake Sullivan, DVM before it goes live. When you email us, you’re not shouting into a void — someone on our end actually reads it.
Email: Jake.furandcoat@gmail.com
Phone: +92304-4510926
We typically reply within 1–2 business days. If your pet has an urgent symptom, please contact your local vet or emergency animal clinic directly — we’re a content resource, not a substitute for real-time veterinary care.
A Few Things People Usually Ask
“I have an idea for an article — can I suggest it?”
Please do. Half our best guides started as someone emailing us “why isn’t there anything about X.” If your pet’s throwing you a curveball you can’t find good info on, tell us. Chances are other people are stuck on the same thing. Put “Article idea” in the subject line so it doesn’t get lost.
“I think something on your site is wrong.”
Tell us exactly where and what. We’d genuinely rather hear it from you than have it sit there being wrong. Every guide gets a vet’s eyes on it before it goes live, but nobody’s perfect, and we’d rather fix it fast than be precious about it. Use “Correction” in the subject line and we’ll prioritize it.
“Can we work together / can I advertise here?”
If you’re a brand or organization that fits with what we’re about — real, useful pet care info, not fluff — email us and tell us what you had in mind. We’re picky about who we partner with, so a quick note about your brand goes a long way. Use “Partnership” in the subject line.
“I’m a vet or pet care professional — can I contribute?”
Yes, and we’d love that. Tell us your background and what you’d want to write about or review. Use “Contributor” in the subject line.
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