The Klugs share a passion for animals. In 2007, they turned that passion, Dave’s illustrations, and Pat’s marketing prowess into Klugworld. The company caters to animal care professionals nationwide, providing them with blank note cards and holiday cards, and Klugworld’s distinctive and sensitive sympathy cards have won several national awards.

Dave Klug: As an illustrator, fine artist, musician, and businessman, he wears many hats. His award-winning illustrations have appeared in publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, and Time. He’s created murals and artworks for clients like Mylan Corporation, CNN, NBC, Highmark, Primanti Bros. Restaurants, and The Carnegie Museums. Dave is a drummer with The Red Beans & Rice Combo and runs Klugworld with Pat. Dave creates and exhibits his art and illustrations at Double Dog Studios today. 

Pat Klug: has worked in marketing and advertising for over thirty years as an Ad Agency owner, creative director, designer, art director, and marketing consultant. Her clients range from large regional health systems and financial institutions to art museums and cafés. Pat has earned numerous national, regional, and local awards for her design and branding work. Perhaps more importantly, her ability to listen and hear her clients has earned deep respect and long-lasting relationships.

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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING

“We have used Klugworld’s sympathy card line for several years. They are beautiful cards with meaningful messages. I often get comments from clients who have received a card about the quality and content of the cards.”
— Greentree Animal Clinic, Pittsburgh, PA.
“We see ourselves in the colors and designs created by Klugworld. Integrating Klugworld sympathy cards into our practice sends a caring message to our clients and community.”
— Tanglewilde Veterinary Clinic, Houston, TX.
“The card I got from our vet was so heartfelt, I had it framed.”
— Barbara Kirkham, Corona Del Mar, CA.