Features web site containing comprehensive veterinary medicine, and related medical information for health concerns pertaining to dogs, cats, horses, snakes, ferrets, birds, and more.
 
 
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American Veterinary Medicine Association
The AVMA is a non-profit organization comprised of veterinarians from around the United States, advocating for its membership and the profession. Membership information, and an overview of its advocacy and professional development programs, calendars, news, and publications are put forward.
https://www.avma.org/
The Ask A Veterinarian web site offers a consultation service where owners can talk to a veterinarian for their pet's individual needs via e-mail.
http://www.talktothevet.com/
The DoctorJ website is a specialized medical website where you can learn about food intolerance in humans, cats and dogs. Created by Doctor John B, Symes, this website has trustworthy veterinary information. You can also learn how dogs and cats are affected by gluten intolerance.
http://dogtorj.com/
The E-Vet web site includes pet health information, and searchable databases of veterinarians and veterinary supply companies in your area.
http://www.e-vet.com/
Equine Natural Health is an alternative health magazine for horse and rider. Ezine's regular features include equine therapies, herb usage, pasture management, as well as a directory of British Equine Therapists.
http://equine-natural-health.co.uk/
Web site provides information and other Feline Cancer Resources; includes memorial and support pages for owners whose cats are diagnosed with and died from various forms of cancer.
http://www.zzcat.com/
Fido Finder is a service that helps people find lost dogs and report found dogs. You can also register your dog here which makes it easier to find you dog if he or she is ever lost. The website also has a list of unclaimed dogs that you can adopt; a list that can be searched by breed, color, size and postal codes.
http://www.fidofinder.com
This website provides information on fleas and tick control for cats and dogs. If you are interested in keeping your pet safe and healthy, this website can be quite useful. You can also find information on flea treatments and flea bites. The website also has guidance on how to check your cat or dog for fleas.
http://www.fleafree.co.uk
An online destination busting with advice and information for pets. Website allows one to ask the Advantage A Team a question, and has information and product suggestions for prevention and treatment of a wide variety of pet health concerns, including ticks, fleas and all types of worms.
http://www.friendsfurever.com.au/
Company that sells a product to control ticks and fleas on cats and dogs.
http://www.frontlineplus.com.au
Learn about the anatomy, digestive system, hoof problems, bone fractures, and other disorders at the Horse Diseases web site; includes illustrations.
http://www.horse-diseases.com/
Infovets.com features a series of animal health manuals and on-line resources written by veterinarians for dog, cat, and horse owners.
http://www.infovets.com/
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education
As the official publication of the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges, JVME is focused on veterinary medicine, publishing peer-reviewed articles on a variety of topics related to animal health and veterinary care issues. Current and past issues may be accessed in full, or the reader may search for articles, browse themes, or browse individual educational topics. Guidelines for authors, subscription information, and editorial contacts are presented.
http://jvmeonline.metapress.com/content/122153
Company offers glucosamine for dogs with arthritis joint pain.
http://www.MarvelousProducts.com
The web site for the Merck Veterinary Manual serves as a comprehensive online reference for animal health and veterinary medicine information.
http://www.merckvetmanual.com/
Mercy for Animals is an animal rights non-profit organization based in Columbus, Ohio which seeks to bring attention to the sufferings endured by animals. The website also has advice on how to start your vegetarian lifestyle. You can also find out how to get active in the animal rights movement.
http://www.mercyforanimals.org
MyVetOnline provides a directory of veterinary clinics and reference articles for pet owners, as well as a complementary web site service for veterinarians.
http://www.myvetonline.com/
The National Possum Society is an American organization dedicated to helping people care for possums. You can find a history of this animal on the Society website which may be a useful for students. The website also has information to help veterinarian who can treat possums when they are ill.
http://www.opossum.org
The Naturally Equine web site provides articles on homeopathy, aloe vera, flower essences, emu oil, neem oil, lavendar oil and bush magic for horses.
http://www.naturallyequine.com/articles.shtml
The Pet First web site offers information about its pet insurance plans and healthcare programs; with side by side comparisons, as well as online registration.
http://www.petfirsthealthcare.com/
The Pet Info 4 U web site offers health care information on several different pets; complete with pictures, as well as a fully searchable index of symptoms and treatments.
http://www.petinfo4u.com/
The Provet web site provides pet health care advice; with breed-specific information that is fully searchable and indexed by keyword.
http://www.provet.co.uk/
Private veterinary diagnostic laboratory, established in 1996 by two veterinarians from the University of Washington, Barbara Deeb, DVM, MS and Ronald DiGiacomo, VMD, MPH. They have advanced training in infectious diseases and laboratory diagnostics with many years of experience investigating diseases of small mammals.
http://www.sounddiagnosticsllc.com/
Veterinary clinic that provides pets with compassionate health care of the highest quality and scope available.
http://www.southpaws.com/
Campaign to help save parrots and exotic birds from Proventicular Dilitation Disease and other avian diseases.
http://www.stoppdd.org/
Charity helping working horses, donkeys and mules in the world's poorest communities through free veterinary treatment and community animal health programs.
http://www.thebrooke.org/
The Pet Center web site offers health care information on domesticated and exotic animals; contributed by veterinarians for pet owners.
http://www.thepetcenter.com/
Therapy Dogs International is a national canine registrar of qualified handlers and their therapy dogs for home visits. Web site provides information about training and testing programs.
http://www.tdi-dog.org/
Therapy Dogs.com is a national registrar that helps dog owners use their pets for therapy work. Web site includes information about the training and qualifications of therapy dogs.
http://www.therapydogs.com/
VetConnect is an invaluable information resource; includes diagnostic laboratory reports, medical and product information, and electronic commerce, and searchable web pages for veterinarians.
http://www.vetconnect.com/
The VetInfo.com web site features veterinary medical information for a number of domesticated and exotic animals; focusing primarily on dogs and cats, as well as iguanas and ferrets.
http://www.vetinfo.com/
An interactive NAVLE® study guide with over 2800 multiple choice practice questions and detailed answer explanations to help students pass the NAVLE® exam.
http://www.vetprep.com
Vets.com provides information, news, and services, as well as assistance with government forms, military records, and access to benefits online.
http://www.vets.com/
Vetsonline.com is a portal for veterinarians. Web site includes news, peer reviews, and other veterinary medicine information.
http://www.vetsonline.com/
The Veterinary Information Network, or VIN, web site includes a veterinarian finder, forums, registration information, consultants, and contact information. Web site registration is free.
http://www.vin.com/