The internet offers a wealth of information for pet owners. To help you get started, we've compiled a collection of trusted resources covering pet health, training, behavior, travel, and more. Enjoy exploring these links, and don't hesitate to contact us if we can help answer any questions.
A very helpful and searchable database on plants that may be toxic to your pets.
Information on how to reach the Animal Poison Control Center through the ASPCA' s website.
This site is one of the best single resources for pet owners on all aspects of pet care. It is designed and maintained by veterinarians. There is an extensive library on health care, interactive message boards, and links to other resources. This site is highly recommended.
Check out this month´s featured pet health topic or browse a list of topics.
Approximately 75% of recently emerging infectious diseases affecting humans are diseases of animal origin; approximately 60% of all human pathogens are zoonotic.
The USDA's web site with information on animal diseases often seen in the news; including Mad Cow Disease, foot and mouth disease, and Newcastle Disease in birds. This site also includes links to information necessary when traveling to another country with your pet.
For extensive information on health issues pertaining to cats.
A valuable website for owners of cats with chronic renal failure.
What you need to know to keep you cat healthy. Kittytest.com can help you find out how common some infectious diseases are in your area.
The TickEncounter Resource Center promotes tick-bite protection and tick-borne disease prevention by engaging, educating, and empowering people to take action.
Shopping around for pet insurance? We help you navigate the fine print by providing head-to-head
comparisons.
www.embracepetinsurance.com/
The medical care of pets has become more sophisticated. Many of the diganostics and treatments we use in veterinary medicine rival those in human medicine. Pet insurance is available and can help with those associated costs of owning a pet.
Using a tiny microchip about the size of a grain of rice, HomeAgain connects you and your pet to a comprehensive pet recovery service.
Guide to the Louisville area parks with off-leash availablity.
A behavior consultation is designed for dogs and cats to evaluate the behavior concerns you have with your pet.
If you are in need of a professional Louisville dog training service that uses force-free, science-based training, then we can help. Training your dog should be a fun and bonding experience.
http://canineprofessor.com/index.html
We offer multiple types and levels of classes for dog/handler teams in a competition style facility providing students with the only place in Louisville where they can train where they will compete.
www.competitiveedgeagility.com/index.html
With an in depth understanding of canine psychology, behavior management, and force free training, we can troubleshoot the challenges you may be experiencing and find solutions that work.
From the authors of "Good Owners, Great Pets" (Brian Kilcommons and Sarah Wilson), this is a good site for training tips.
We provide positive reinforcement dog training tailored to the needs of you and your dog.
Traveling with your pet? Check here for information on hotels, sites, campgrounds, etc. that permit pets.
Coping with the impending loss of a pet is one of the most difficult experiences a pet parent will face.
www.aspca.org/pet-care/pet-loss/end-of-life-care-faq.html
Pet Angel Memorial Center provides you and your family with dignified, respectful choices in after-care services, including truly private cremations, as well as grief resources, support forums and options for honoring the passing of your cherished companion.
www.petangelmemorialcenter.com
An online memorial site to help cope with pet loss and grief. Share your stories with other people who have lost a beloved pet.
The official website of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Links to all the veterinary schools in the United States and Canada.
