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- Animal
Poison Control Center 1-888-426-4435
- Veterinary
Medical Resources
- AAFP American
Association of Feline Practitioners
- Food and Drug
Administration For information about
pet food safety.
- VeterinaryPartner.com:
A site providing reliable, up-to-date animal health
information from the veterinarians and experts
of the Veterinary Information Network (VIN), the
world's first and largest online database and community.
- National
Center for Infectious Disease, Healthy Pets Healthy
People The mission of the Companion Animal
Parasite Council™ (CAPC) is to foster animal
and human health, while preserving the human-animal
bond, through recommendations for diagnosis,
treatment, prevention and control of parasitic
infections.
- Healthypet:
Your link for healthy pets. A website for pet owners
provided by the American Animal Hospital Association
(AAHA).
- Pets
and Parasites Pets provide many benefits
to humans. They comfort us and they give us companionship.
However, some animals can also pass diseases
to people. These diseases are called zoonoses.
This link explains about zoonotic diseases and
how to prevent them.
- Care
for Pets: Learn about pets and the
people who care for them in this website from
the American Veterinary Medical Association.
- International
Veterinary Academy of Pain Management:
An educational website to better understand symptoms
of pain in discomfort. Includes a short film
called "Is your pet in pain?" and sections for
the different species of animals that can help
you determine signs of pain.
- Pet Care Resources
- Exotic Pet Care Resources
- Holistic Resources
- Traveling With Your Pet
- Resources for Responsible Breeders
- Penn Hip PennHIP
is a multifaceted radiographic technology (x-ray)
for hip evaluation, it assesses the quality of the
canine hip and quantitatively measures canine hip
joint laxity.
PennHIP is more than just a radiographic technique. It is also a network of veterinarians
trained to perform the PennHIP methodology properly and, perhaps most importantly,
it is a large scientific database that houses the PennHIP data. The radiographs
are made by certified PennHIP members worldwide and are sent to the PennHIP analysis
center for evaluation. The resulting data is stored in the database, which is
continually monitored as it expands. As more information becomes available, the
PennHIP laboratory is able to obtain more precise answers to questions about
the etiology (cause), prediction and genetic basis of CHD.
- OFA OFA's
mission is "To improve the health and well being
of companion animals through a reduction in the incidence
of genetic disease."
- The American Kennel
Club Breed registry for purebred dogs
in the United States. Working to advance the
study, breeding, exhibiting, running and maintenance
of purebred dogs.
- Lost and Found Pet Links
- ResQ:
An informational link about pet identification -
microchipping
- Have you found a pet with a microchip or tattoo?
To locate the owner, here are some of the companies
that the pet might be registered with:
The following three links are independent microchip
registries:
- Pet Loss and Support
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