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10th March, 2010 |
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this directory just for New Zealand businesses and organisations?
Yes. The website is for New Zealander's and aims to support New
Zealand pet service providers. The website is also New Zealand
owned and operated.
- When registering, how do I make a duplicate entry for more
than one service?
At present you cannot, you must repeat the registration process
for each additional service. If however each entry is going to
be more or less identical, then register one service and email
details of the additional services to info@thepetnetwork.co.nz
and we will duplicate your records and change the service details.
- What registration details will be listed on The Pet Network
website?
The input page for registration details is divided into two sections,
a "Postal" section and a "Service / Business"
section. Only the Service / Business information will be put on
the website. The postal details are for The Pet Network's
records only, and will be used for administrative purposes only.
- When registering I have problems entering my phone number?
The contact/business phone and fax input fields are limited to
7 digits (a typical NZ phone number). The directory listings will
automatically format each phone or fax number (excluding mobile
OR freephone) with the area code, a space, and then a space again
after the 3rd digit eg. 09 555 5555.
- Will my email address appear on my listing?
No, but users of the site will be able to email you through our
site's webmail form. We encourage you to include your email address
when registering as it enables users browsing our site to contact
you via email. The Pet Network has decided not to publish email
addresses to prevent you receiving unwanted "spam" mail.
- Is The Pet Network for businesses and clubs only?
No. The Pet Network also caters for non-profit organisations,
animal rescue, and animal welfare groups. The Pet Network
is currently developing a section for these groups. Watch this
space!
- Donating to an animal treatment cause?
If in a position to help, to protect yourself, The Pet Network recommend that your donation be made direct to the treatment provider.
- Does The Pet Network offer advice on Pet matters?
No. The Pet Network is first and foremost a service directory.
We do however provide information, resources, and links to resources
on our website that may be of help to you.
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