Earnings Preview: PetIQ’s third quarter might come as a treat

PetIQ Inc. (PETQ) is scheduled to report earnings results for the third quarter of 2018 on Tuesday, November 13, after the market closes. Revenue is expected to grow nearly 107% year-over-year to $125 million while earnings are expected to decline 13% to $0.25 per share. The company has consistently beat EPS estimates over the past four quarters and can be expected to do so in the third quarter…

EARNING UPDATE $PETQ PetIQ, Inc. for quarter ending q_Jun18 – Revenue grew, Margins expanded

[s2If !current_user_can(access_s2member_level0)]Please login to read the earning update on PETQ [lwa][/s2If][s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level0)]PetIQ, Inc. reported earnings (EPS) of 0.16 per share for the quarter ending q_Jun18. This is vis-vis -0.14 per share for the previous quarter ending q_Mar18, a growth of 214.3 %. Compared to last year same quarter (q_Jun17), earnings grew from…

ohai! of course you can ask! I love talking about this :D

I had a pattern to start with, that I bought from a swedish pet shop online. it's really simple though and I'm sure there are lots of versions online you could find and print. I've made enough suits for pip now to know where the pattern needs altering to fit him better and make sure he doesn't (for example) pee on the part over his tummy or how long the legs need to be to cover properly and keep him warm but so that he doesn't step on them all the time.

but the first time I made anything for him I made a cover with a strap around his neck and another around his tummy and that time I just kind of held it over him as I went along (he wasn't too happy about that hah) to see if it'd fit. but yeah with more "advanced" clothes like shirts or suits I'd definitely suggest a pattern to start with.

I haven't sewn with waterproof material yet, no, though I plan to. I can imagine that it'd be quite a pain to sew by hand... if it's like silk or another kind of woven fabric that's sort of rigid it's likely to fray and if you can't trim the edges like you would with a machine maybe it'd be more trouble than it's worth? but I couldn't really say for sure. if you sew with fleece or sweatshirt fabric, like a lot of the suits I make for pip are made of, you'll have more allowance. :)