Client Education
Keeping animals healthy requires teamwork. As an owner, you're an important part of that team. When you know something is wrong with your animal, you rely on your veterinarian to help, and your veterinarian in turn works as part of a larger team of veterinary professionals.
Being a well-informed participant in your pet's care means educating yourself, understanding the importance of preventive care, and knowing when to consult your veterinarian and how to work with the veterinary team. It also means understanding the full range of questions your veterinarian can help with - not just caring for sick and injured animals, but advising you on nutrition, behavior, your pet's weight and exercise, and much more.
Resources for Owners
Pet care information by veterinarians for pet owners -- like you. The more you understand, the better you can partner with your veterinarian to maximize your pet's health.
Our care for you doesn't end after your pet has passed. This list of up-to-date references are trusted pet loss support resources for you during this difficult time.
The best way to provide great care to your pet without the worry of the cost. We recommend insurance as early in your pet's life as possible to avoid preexisting conditions. This site allows a side by side chart comparison of multiple pet insurance providers at once.
Diet Calculator
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You and your veterinarian make up the all-star team when it comes to keeping your pet healthy. But you're not just a Most Valuable Player on the team, you've got an opportunity to be a MPVO—Most Valuable Pet Owner. How can you do that? Educate yourself on proper pet care and pet health problems by asking questions and finding answers from reliable, trusted sources of information—such as your veterinarian, their staff and the pages on this site.
This list of over the counter products is a great starting point for your itchy dog. If further medical attention is needed for coat and skin issues, please schedule an appointment.
Perfect Puppy Packet
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Whether you are experienced with dogs or a first-time dog owner, this packet will supply you with the most current information and advice on how to raise your new friend.
VOHC exists to recognize products that meet pre-set standards of plaque and calculus (tartar) hinderance in dogs and cats. Regular use of products carrying the VOHC Seal will reduce the severity of periodontal disease in pets.
The registry is designed to help search for and find suitable studies for pet patients. It’s easy and there’s no sign-up required to search for studies.
Articles, videos and tool kits for learning about your pet's fears, anxieties, behavior, training and enrichment. Content is vetted by
board-certified veterinary behaviorists.
Certifications
Fear Free Certified
Fear Free veterinary visits reduce fear, anxiety, and stress and create an experience that is more enjoyable and safer for all involved, including patients, clients, and our team. This program provide veterinary professionals and pet owners with the knowledge and tools to look after both a pet’s physical and emotional wellbeing.
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Signs of Fear, Anxiety, & Stress in Pets ​​
Talk to your veterinary team about ways to reduce moderate to severe signs at your next visit
