Links

• American Association of Feline Practitioners

  In addition to cat health topics, there is a great publication regarding senior cats entitled Friends for Life: Caring for Your Older Cat. You can download this 32 page handbook to read at your leisure.

• American Heartworm Society

  The mission of the American Heartworm Society is to be the global resource for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heartworm disease.

• B.I.R.C.: Pest Management Specialist

  This website has information on Least-Toxic Pest Control Products, Bedbugs, Mosquito Control and more.

• Care Center: Dayton and Cincinnati

  The Cincinnati Animal Referral and Emergency (CARE) Center has opened a branch in Dayton, located at the intersection of Clyo Road and Bigger Road. They are available for consultation and emergency care as needed.

• Cornell Feline Health Center

  This website has how-to videos relating to pet care, such as how to give a cat a pill, capsule or liquid medication.  It also has videos covering trimming claws, brushing teeth, taking a temperature, and caring for a diabetic cat, just to name a few.

• Indoor Cat Initiative

  The Indoor Cat Initiative was created to enrich the lives of indoor cats.They believe that indoor enrichment is as important as an excellent diet and health care. To that end, this website was created to explain what it means to be a cat, help get you off to the right start, introduce you to the things indoor cats need, help you troubleshoot problems, and show you where to get more information.

• ASPCA

  The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
  The first humane organization to be granted legal authority to investigate and make arrests for crimes against animals... Read More »
  
  ASPCA Poison Control Center
  A resource for any animal poison-related emergency, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year... Read More »

• Royal Canin Veterinary Diets

  Royal Canin is our preferred diet of choice for both routine care and prescription diets. This website offers research, answers commonly asked nutrition questions, informative videos and an interactive pet section to gain deep understanding of how nutrition can halp with all aspects of pet health.

• Orthopedic Foundation for Animals

  Objectives of the OFA: To collate and disseminate information concerning orthopedic and genetic diseases of animals. To advise, encourage and establish control programs to lower the incidence of orthopedic and genetic diseases.To encourage and finance research in orthopedic and genetic disease in animals.To receive funds and make grants to carry out these objectives.

• Veterinary Partner

  This website has information on many disease processes organized in articles written by veterinarians or specialists.  This is a great way to learn more about a problem your pet may be experiencing.

• Winn Feline Foundation

  The Winn Feline Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 1968 that supports studies about cat health. Projects funded by Winn have provided information that is used every day in veterinary medicine to treat cat diseases.