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Here are some interesting web sites to visit on health and nutrition for your pet.
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/poison-control/)
Did your pet ingest something and you are unsure whether it is harmful? Please have a detailed description of the ingested substance available.
Information for Pet Owners with diabetic Pets (www.vetsulin.com)
It can be a bit of a shock to learn that your dog is suffering from diabetes mellitus. Fortunately, diabetes in dogs can be managed very successfully with daily, consistent care that is easy to administer. This site is designed to give you an overview of diabetes, including the treatments used, and to outline what you can expect when managing your dog’s diabetes. With the successful control of diabetes mellitus in your dog, your dog can be expected to live a happy and normal life.
Continnum Vaccines for Your Pets (www.continuumforpets.com)
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Maybe your dog is
the outdoorsy, adventurous type. And maybe your cat
is most content curling up on your lap. As
individual as your pets are, they all require
certain vaccines to keep them healthy and safe from
serious diseases.
The Continuum family of dog and cat vaccines provides this essential care while also giving your veterinarian the flexibility to provide care that's right for each pet's needs. |
American Veterinary Medical Association (www.avma.org/careforanimals)
At the AVMA "Care for Animals" web site you will find lots of useful information that include, animal health care, animal safety, pet loss, and helps you find the right pet for your family. There is also a "Kids Korner" for children to learn how to take proper care of their pets the fun way.
Hill's
Pet Nutrition (www.hillspet.com)
With over 125 veterinarians and a staff of thousands, Hill's is committed to providing the best, leading-edge pet nutrition, technology, products, and expertise to pet owners, veterinary professionals, and pet specialty retailers worldwide. The Oaks Veterinary Clinic carries a full line of Hill's Prescription Diets.
Orthopedic Foundation of America (OFA) (www.offa.org)
The OFA, established in 1966, is a not-for-profit organization originally created to assist breeders in addressing hip dysplasia. Medium to large size dogs that are to be bred should have their hips x-rayed when they are two years old and the films sent to OFA for certification. Please call or e-mail us if you have any questions about Hip Dysplasia or OFA.
National Animal Poison Control Center (www.napcc.aspca.org)
In a life and death situation when every minute counts for an animal, you can call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center for 24-hour emergency information. The number is ( 1-888-426-4435)
Invisible Fence (www.invisiblefence.com)
Relax knowing your dog will get the outdoor play he needs while remaining safe at home. Used by over one million customers with 98% customer satisfaction, Invisible Fence is a virtual barrier dogs can't breach. It's fully customized to your property and comes backed by a one-year, money-back performance guarantee.
Home Again Pet Microchip (public.homeagain.com)
It's a reality: pets get lost. Without proper identification 90% never return home. The Home Again recovery network includes 20,000 veterinarians and 200,000 rescues nationwide. Give your pets the protection they need.
Gentle Leader Headcollar (www.gentleleader.com)
The 10 Minute Attitude Adjuster. Quickly Controls Jumping, Pulling, Barking, Chewing and Begging. Teaches Sit and Stay in one easy lesson! It is an alternative to choke chains, harness, and standard collars. You have complete control of your dog with minimal effort.
American Kennel Club (www.akc.org)
This website has all the information you need regarding specific breeds and requirements for registering your dog.
Veterinary pet insurance (www.petinsurance.com)
Veterinary Pet Insurance allows you to provide medical care for your pet without having to worry about the cost. And, you can use any licensed veterinarian in the world. So you can keep your promise to care for your best friend. For more information clink on the link.
Which pet insurance is right for me? (www.petinsurancereview.com)
Research this site to find out which insurance fits your individual needs.
For some of the most current information for your horse check the following web sites. Visit the American Association of Equine Practitioners at www.aaep.org , The Horse at www.thehorse.com, and APHIS at www.aphis.usda.gov.