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Date Posted: 14:26:09 06/15/00 Thu
Author: Jennifer
Subject: Liability Insurance

I am just wondering which petsitting insurance people are going with. PSA has a cheaper deal, but is it a good company?? Am I better off with the insurance company thru NAPPS or PSI?? Is there a third option?
Thanks for the input. (haven't started yet, but we plan to be fully insured and bonded when we do, as well as members of either NAPPS or PSI).
Also, any input on NAPPS vs PSI. I also have noticed several sitters that belong to both...other than looking professional and good PR, any reason for belonging to both? Start up cost will of course be an issue, so we want to minimize where we can. Thanks for the help.
-Jennifer (the Pet Crew)

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