We are providing the following website contact information to pet owners and prospective pet owners so they may have access to reliable and accurate information on a variety of topics related to pet selection, behavior, training, nutrition, and pet health care.

We will update this page frequently, and would love to hear your ideas on websites that you would like to see us add to this page to share with other pet owners. To go to any of these links,  just place the cursor on the website address and click.

• American Animal Hospital Association.  The AAHA website is an excellent source of information on dog and cat selection, training, nutrition and preventive health care.  www.healthypet.com 
• Iams Dog Breed Selector .  This site provides information on nearly every purebred dog breed and may be helpful in selecting the breed or type of dog that is right for you and your family.  https://www.iams.com/breedselector/ 
• Purina Dog and Cat Selectors  Another site that provides profiles on most of the purebred dog and cat breeds, and may be helpful in selecting the puppy or kitten that is just right for you and your family.   https://www.purina.com/dogs/dog-breed-selector,  www.purina.com/cat/breed-selector
• Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC).  This website provides valuable information on treating, controlling and preventing a wide range of internal and external parasites affecting dogs and cats.  www.petsandparasites.org
• The Cat Community  Maintained by the American Association of Feline Practitioners, this website is a wealth of information regarding our feline companions.  www.catfriendly.com
• Heartworm Society    Everything you ever wanted to know about heartworm disease can be found here!  www.heartwormsociety.org
• Tick Encounter Resource Center    An excellent resource for all of your questions about tick identification, life cycles, tick borne diseases, and prevention strategies to help keep you and your pet safe.  www.tickencounter.org
• Behavior problems  We are dedicated to helping others experience the same joy we share with our own pets. Our insight into the animal’s point of view and awareness of how all our interactions affect them allows us and our pets to have fun and enjoy life together every day. www.cattledogpublishing.com/ 
• National Animal Poison Control Center This is the website of the National Animal Poison Control Center. It includes a library, links to other sites, and phone numbers for the poison control center. //www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control
• Rainbows Bridge Anyone who has ever lost a pet should visit this wonderful site. It is a terrific tribute to our lost family members.   www.rainbowsbridge.com
• American Veterinary Medical Association.  The AVMA website is another reliable source for pet care information from one of the veterinary profession's oldest and most respected associations.  www.avma.org
• Cornell Feline Health Center.  The FHC website is an excellent source of accurate information for all aspects of cat care from environment to health care.  www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc
• American Association of Feline Practitioners.  Another valuable resource for accurate information regarding all aspects of cat care.  www.catvets.com
• Getting Your Cat to the Veterinarian.  Need advise on safely transporting your cat to the Animal Clinic?  Then, click onto the link below to access the American Association of Feline Practitioners' brochure, "Getting Your Cat to the Veterinarian."  Excellent source of advice.  www.catvets.com/uploads/PDF/2011FelineFriendlyClientHandout.pdf
• University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine.  Wisconsin's internationally respected School of Veterinary Medicine.   www.vetmed.wisc.edu
• Door County Humane Society.  The DCHS is performing an extraordinarily valuable service for the abandoned, stray and surrendered dog and cats of Door County.  We are proud to be volunteering our professional services to the DCHS as part of our support to their efforts.  www.doorcountyhumanesociety.org
• Golden Retriever Rescue of Wisconsin (GRROW).  A strong organization helping stray and surrendered golden retrievers to find a new and loving home.  www.grrow.org
• Fox Valley Animal Referral Center.  One of the midwest's exceptional veterinary centers offering leading edge diagnostics, imaging and surgery for challenging cases.  www.fvarc.com
• Green Bay Animal Emergency Center.  The closest veterinary emergency to Door County.  They are always available for night and weekend emergency cases.  Their website includes contact information and directions to their location.  www.gbaec.com
• Faithful Companions Pet Crematory.  A highly compassionate, caring and professional pet crematory service.  The Animal Clinic of Sturgeon Bay recommends them for pet cremation services.  Visit their website, call them, or ask us about their services.  http://www.faithfulcompanionspetcrematory.com 
• The Yellow Dog Project.  The Yellow Dog Project is a global movement for owners of dogs that need space.  It hopes to educate the public and dog owners to identify dogs needing space, promote appropriate contact of dogs and assist dog parents to identify their dog as needing space. http://www.theyellowdogproject.com
• Sleepy Pod.  An online source of excellent safe and high quality dog and cat restraint systems for use in motor vehicles to keep your pet safe in case of sudden stops or collisions.  the Sleepy Pod website also includes safe pet carriers and other pet supplies. http://www.sleepypod.com
• Partners for Healthy Pets.  An excellent basic guide for understanding why it is very important that your dog or cat should be examined regularly by a veterinarian.  It includes information on how an examination is performed and what the veterinarian may discover during the examination of your dog or cat. http://www.healthypetcheckup.org