Advertise on Pet Drug Reports
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Pet owners come to Pet Drug Reports to look up the FDA adverse event reports for a flea, tick, heartworm, pain or behaviour medication. They read the counts by species, breed, reported sign and month.
At present the site shows no advertisement and no sponsor line, so every placement is open.
Who reads the site
- Dog and cat owners who read about a medication that their veterinarian prescribed.
- Veterinarians who look at the reports for one active ingredient or one species.
- Breeders who compare the reports for their breed with all dogs or all cats.
- Reporters who write about animal drugs.
Ask the desk for current visit figures. It gives them for each species, breed or ingredient that you name.
Where your brand can go
- Display placements. A unit sits at the top, in the middle or at the bottom of a page. The home page and the species, breed, drug, ingredient, reported sign and month pages have these places. The findings have a top and a bottom place.
- A species sponsor line. One sponsor per species gets a short line below the summary of the species page. Above it sits the word "Sponsored", and the line can link to your site.
Only a species page has a sponsor line. A drug page, an ingredient page and a breed page never show one.
How to start
Email hello@petdrugreports.com. Tell the desk your brand, the species or page types that you want, and your dates.
The desk answers in five working days with the visits for those pages and a price.
What does not change
Paid items on the site always carry a label, so a reader can tell them from the FDA reports. An advertiser or a sponsor has no influence on a count, a sentence or the order of a list.
No advertisement goes inside the quotation of FDA about the data. The About page says who pays for the site.