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 Do you have questions about your pet’s recent diagnosis or recommended treatment? Don’t “Google it”!  Veterinary Partner is a website that contains a species-specific search engine on a wide variety of animal health topics, medication information, behavior, and pet safety. 

 The ASPCA is a national animal welfare organization. Their website is a wealth of information on pet care, and contains the most comprehensive list of toxins, including lists of toxin & non-toxic plants (for pet owners with a green thumb!) for dogs and cats. 

Want to learn more about the special needs of your feline friend? Cat Friendly Homes is the pet owner side of the Feline Veterinary Medical Association, a nationwide veterinary organization passionate about cats. They set the standard for feline medicine and have excellent resources for caring cat owners.

 Ticks, fleas, & worms, oh my! Internal & external parasite control is very important for your pet’s and your family’s health. For the most comprehensive information regarding the geographic prevalence, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and control of parasitic infections, click here.

 Heartworm disease has been spreading across the country and is now circulating in our area. Now is the time to continuously protect your dog & cat, regardless of their life style. Even indoor-only pets are at risk from this mosquito-spread disease. Read more about this fatal but easily preventable disease by clicking below, and ask our veterinarians about keeping your pet safe today. 

  Most of the pet toys and treats at the pet store claim to control plaque & tartar. Well, many of them are not effective. The VOHC was created to review products for their effectiveness. A product (diet, treat, toy, water additive, etc.) will earn a VOHC seal of approval if they demonstrate effectiveness. Visit their site today to ensure you select effective products for your pets. 

 The AVMA's goal is to improve animal & human health and advance the veterinary medical profession. Their website is informative on a wide range of topics applicable to current and prospective pet owners. 

 The AAHA sets the standard for quality animal care in the United State and Canada. The association is responsible for setting a variety of guidelines and care standards for all practicing veterinarians, working together with the AVMA and Feline VMA for companion animal health and wellbeing.