The American Veterinary Medical Association website offers numerous resources to pet owners, including pet food recalls and infectious diseases in the news. www.avma.org
In addition to the American Veterinary Medical Associations website, they also have a YouTube, channel, AVMA TV. Go to www. youtube.com and search for AVMA TV to access videos on caring for your pets.
Do you prefer to make home-cooked meals for your pets? Balanceit.com allows you to do so by providing all the nutrients and recipes for your pet.
The Chi University certification for veterinary acupuncturists. www.chiu.edu.
The Food and Drug Administration not only protects people but they also protect animals. Check out their website for consumers, https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/resources-you/animal-health-literacy Here is another resource for pet food recalls or questions regarding a particular product.
Looking for supplements or supplies for your furry family members that also supports a local business? You can find veterinary-approved products at The Healthy Pet. https://thehealthypet.com
Curious about the quality control of a supplement? Check out the list of companies that voluntarily have a third party assess what is in their supplements at the National Animal Supplement Council. https://www.nasc.cc
Have you ever thought about pet insurance but don’t know where to start? Dr. Doug Kenney has done the research for you. Check out his website guide, https://www.petinsuranceguideus.com, for more information about pet insurance.
Have you ever been worried about a cleaner, poison or pill your pet might have eaten? Contact the experts at www.petpoisonhelpline.com.
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