Broker Profile

Kowalski Pet Company (V I Pets)

Grand Rapids,
Michigan
License Details

License Type

USDA Broker

Secondary Label

–

Active USDA License

34-B-0255

Active State License

–
Selling Information

Sells to Pet Stores

No

Sells to Online Marketplace/Broker

No

Adult Count

–

Offspring Count

–
Non-Compliance Issues

Has Non-Compliances

No

History of Non-Compliance Issues, Violations

–
Pet Store Connections

2026 Pet Store Connections Count

2025 Pet Store Connections Count

2024 Pet Store Connections Count

2023 Pet Store Connections Count

USDA Inspection History
Inspection Date: 2024-11-25
Kowalski Pet Company

Inspection Severity

Clean Inspection

Violation Categories

Animal Type

Mongolian Gerbil (2), Domestic Guinea Pig (4), Syrian / Golden Hamster (4), Djungarian / Russian Winter White Dwarf Hamster (3), Chinchilla (2), Domestic Rabbit / European Rabbit (3), Cockatiel (2), Budgerigar / Budgie / Common Parakeet / Shell (3), Roborovski’S Dwarf Hamster (3), Four-Toed Hedgehog (1), Domestic Canary / Common Canary (2), Dog Puppy (2)

Certificate Number

34-B-0255

No violations recorded (clean inspection).

Inspection Date: 2026-07-29
Kowalski Pet Company

Inspection Severity

Non-Critical

Violation Categories

Contingency planning

Animal Type

Domestic Guinea Pig (4), Domestic Rabbit / European Rabbit (1), Mongolian Gerbil (17), Budgerigar / Budgie / Common Parakeet / Shell (8), Cockatiel (1), Zebra Finch / Timor Zebra Finch (9), Barbary Dove / Ringed Turtle-Dove / Ringneck Dove (5), Four-Toed Hedgehog (2), Chinchilla (1), Syrian / Golden Hamster (12), Chinese Hamster (1), Domestic Canary / Common Canary (8), Domestic Ferret (1), Gouldian Finch (2), Sugar Glider (2), Dog Puppy (4), Scaly-Breasted Munia / Nutmeg Mannikin (3), Djungarian / Russian Winter White Dwarf Hamster (3)

Certificate Number

34-B-0255

2.134 (Non-Critical) – Contingency planning.
The contingency plan was not available for review during the inspection. Lack of an appropriate contingency plan for an emergency or disaster could be detrimental to the good health and well-being of the animals if such an emergency should occur. Dealers, exhibitors, intermediate handlers, and carriers must develop, document, and follow an appropriate plan to provide for the humane handling, treatment, transportation, housing, and care of their animals in the event of an emergency or disaster. Correct from this day of July29, 2026 forward. This inspection and exit interview were conducted with the facility representative. n