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Write for Pawpedia
Share what you know about dogs and cats with people who are looking for a clear answer. We publish original, practical guides from vets, trainers, groomers, shelter workers and experienced pet owners.
Send your pitchWhat you get
Your name on the post
A byline, a short bio with your photo, and an author page that lists everything you have written for us.
A link to your work
One link to your website or social profile in your bio, so readers can find you.
Readers with a real question
Your guide sits beside others that answer what pet owners search for every day, so it is read by people who want the answer.
Topics we are looking for
Not sure it fits? Send a short pitch and ask.
Dogs
- Food & NutritionWhich foods are safe, how much, and what to remove first
- Behavior & FunWhy dogs do what they do, backed by real sources
- Health & MedicationsCommon conditions and vet medicines, by licensed vets and vet technicians only
Cats
- Breeds & CoatsBreed and coat guides with size, temperament, grooming and cost
- Care & BehaviorMeowing, kneading, sleep, ear mites and daily care
- Reviews & Buying GuidesHonest product tests, only if you have used the product
Our guidelines
- Original and unpublished. Your post must not appear anywhere else, before or after we publish it.
- Length. At least 1,000 words. Most of our guides run 1,200 to 2,000.
- Short answer first. Answer the question in the first two lines, then explain.
- Plain English. Short paragraphs, clear headings, no jargon without an explanation.
- Sources. Back health and safety claims with a trusted source, such as a veterinary school, a professional body or a published study.
- Photos. Send your own photos or properly licensed ones, with credit. No images taken from other sites.
- Health topics. Include a “talk to your vet” note and never give dosing instructions.
- Links. Up to two links to trusted sources in the body, plus one link in your bio.
What we do not accept
- Paid or sponsored posts, or anything that sells links.
- Posts that mainly promote a product, shop or business.
- Affiliate links inside guest posts.
- Treatment or medication advice from anyone who is not a licensed vet.
- Copied, spun or unedited AI text. We check every post for originality.
- Off-topic subjects, such as gambling, loans, crypto or adult content.
How it works
1. Send your pitch
Email us the title, a short outline and links to your writing.
2. We reply
We answer within 7 days with a yes, a no, or a request for changes.
3. Write and edit
Send your draft within 14 days. An editor may ask for changes.
4. We publish
We publish your post, tell you the date and link, and share it.
What to put in your pitch
Copy this into your email.
Subject: Guest post pitch: [your title]
Your name and role: for example, vet technician, cat breeder, dog trainer
Proposed title: and the question it answers
Outline: three to five main points
Why you: your experience or qualifications
Writing samples: two links to articles you have written
Questions writers ask
Do you pay for guest posts?
No. Guest posts are unpaid. You get a byline, an author page and a link in your bio.
Can I post the same article on my own site?
No. We only publish content that appears nowhere else.
Can I write about my own product or business?
You can mention it in your bio. The post itself has to help the reader, not sell to them.
Can I write about health if I am not a vet?
You can write about care and behavior. Posts about illness, medicines and treatment must be written or reviewed by a licensed vet.
Can I change my post after it goes live?
Yes. Email us what you want changed and we will update it.
Ready to write for Pawpedia?
Send us your pitch and we will get back to you within 7 days.
hello@pawpedia.org