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Veterinary Care for Your Dog
Veterinary care is an essential aspect of your dog's health. Learn how to find a veterinarian, what to expect during visits, and how to effectively communicate about your dog's health.
When to Call Your Veterinarian
Your dog may exhibit signs that indicate it is time to contact your veterinarian. Learn what signs to watch for and what to do when you see them.
Communicating With Your Veterinarian
Find out how to properly and effectively communicate with your veterinarian to help keep your dog healthy.
Dental Care for Your Dog
Dogs need dental care, too! Unfortunately, dental hygiene for dogs is sometimes overlooked. Many people seem to just expect dogs to have bad breath, and few people brush their dogs’ teeth frequently enough. Dental hygiene is just as important to your dog’s overall heath as things like healthy diet, proper exercise and routine grooming.
Interview With Dr. Brett Beckman - Veterinary Dentist
Read my interview With Dr. Brett Beckman, a board certified veterinary dentist. Many pet owners have never even heard of the highly specialized field of veterinary dentistry. Routine dental care is the best way to prevent dental disease, but serious oral complications can and will occur on some patients.
Should I Spay or Neuter my Dog?
Should you spay or neuter your dog? Find out why it is important to consider pet sterilization.
Definition of Spay
Definition of Spay or Ovariohysterectomy - What does it mean to spay a dog?
Definition of Neuter
Definition of Neuter or Castration - What does it mean to neuter a dog?
Puppy Vaccinations
Puppy vaccinations are an essential part of your puppy's first several months. Your new puppy will need to be given a series of vaccines, or immunizations to prevent disease. Learn more about why you need to have your puppy vaccinated and what to expect throughout the process.
Veterinary Medicine on About.com
Learn all about your dog's health from Janet Tobiassen Crosby, DVM - About.com guide to Veterinary Medicine.
American Veterinary Medical Association
The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) is a not-for-profit association representing more than 76,000 veterinarians working in private and corporate practice, government, industry, academia, and uniformed services.
Veterinary Partner
Veterinary Partner is a pet health information source for pet owners. Affiliated with the Veterinary Information Network, a highly respected resource for veterinarians, Veterinary Partner works with the veterinary community to provide accurate information for pet owners everywhere.