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| Navigating the World Wide Web can be a challenge even for the most seasoned veterans. To assist you in finding some of the best sites available with information pertaining to your pet, we have provided links to some of the better sites. |
| The Pet Care Library |
| Your link for healthy pets! This is the official web site of the American Animal Hospital Association, an organization of more than 17,000 veterinary care providers committed to giving you excellence in small animal care. You can count on AAHA for accurate, up-to-date, and entertaining information. They know your pet is an important member of your family. They will help you make the most of the relationship between you and your pet. Stroll through their site, they have something for everyone. |
| FRISKEES.COM |
| The online resource for pet behavior sponsored by Friskies. Find out why your dog or cat does what he does and learn how to better understand your pet for a happier, healthier life together. Give them information about your pet and they'll customize the site just for them! |
| The Cat Fancier's Association |
| This is the reportedly the world's largest registry of pedigreed cats. Here you will also find a great deal of information concerning the different breeds of cats as well as information concerning caring for your feline pet. |
| American Kennel Club AKC Breeds |
| This link is part of the American Kennel Club web site that has a good deal of information on the different breeds of dogs. It also provides information on how to go about selecting a specific breed of dog and or a breeder. |
| The American Animal Hospital Association |
| The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is an
international association of more than 17,000 veterinary care providers
who treat companion animals. Established in 1933, AAHA is well known
among veterinarians and pet owners for its standards for hospitals and
pet health care. Over 2,800 veterinary hospitals voluntarily participate
in the AAHA hospital evaluation program. Trained consultants regularly
visit these hospitals to ensure compliance with AAHA's standards for
services and facilities. Individual veterinarians can also be members of
AAHA. These affiliate members subscribe to the same general principles
as hospital members but do not participate in AAHA hospital evaluations.
AAHA reminds pet owners that they can help pets live healthier and longer lives by taking their pets to the veterinarian for annual physical exams, vaccinations, and dental care as well as providing pets with fresh water, a balanced diet, and exercise. |
| Grief Healing |
| If you are anticipating or coping with a significant loss in your life and wish to better understand the grief that accompanies such loss, this site has been created to offer you the information, comfort and support. This site was designed to meet the needs of those who are grieving the loss of their loved ones, whether human or animal. Whatever your particular circumstances may be, this site may help in the healing process. |
| The Electronic Zoo |
| Here you will find a large number of resources addressing a variety of topics on different kinds of animals and issues pertaining to animals. You can find publications as well as a listing of newsgroups, ftp sites, etc. |
| VetMedCenter.Com |
| Welcome to VetMed Center. This is a comprehensive site for personal pet assessment, nutritional guides, training tips and more. Along with your veterinarian, VetMedCenter can keep your pet on the path to lifelong health and well being. |
| The Merck Veterinary Manual |
| The Merck Veterinary Manual has served veterinarians and other animal health professionals as a concise and reliable animal health reference for over 45 years. This is an excellent reference for owners wanting more detailed information on animal diseases. |
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