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Guides to Pet Wellness

Lyme Disease
While the infection we know today as Lyme disease (named for the Connecticut town of Lyme) has been around for at least a century, public awareness and confusion did not really occur until the late 1980s. Media exposure of this infection virtually exploded, leaving most of the general public with some basic knowledge and concern about this infection as it pertains to themselves as well as to their dogs. The canine experience of Lyme disease is very different from the human infection and we hope to sort out confusion here.

Assessing your pets quality of life

Pets and Parasites

Oral Health for Dogs and Cats
Veterinary Oral Health Council

Worms & Germs
Promoting Safe Pet Ownership and Care

American Heartworm Society
As part of our mission to lead the public in the understanding of heartworm disease, we are constantly developing informational tools and resources for pet owners.

American Veterinary Medical Association - Public Resources

Arlington Dog Licenses
If you’re an Arlington resident and your dog is at least six months old, you must license your dog, per the Arlington County Code. Also, you must vaccinate any dog older than four months against rabies, per Virginia Code § 3.2-6521. The County doesn’t require residents to license service dogs.

ASPCA Pet Enrichment & Behavior
The ASPCA’s groundbreaking studies on behavior, as well as our work at the first-ever facility dedicated to the rehabilitation of canine victims of cruelty, have resulted in programs and processes proven to save lives. From online training on dog and cat behavior topics to clever in and out-of-kennel enrichment ideas, you’ll find all the learnings and materials here.

FDA Animal & Veterinary Information
Information about Approved Animal Drug Products, Animal Food/Feed (including Pet Food), Imports & Exports, and the Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) Notification Program

Healthy Pets
Healthypets is dedicated to providing our customers with the high quality pet supplies at low prices.

Indoor Pet Initiative - Ohio State University
The Indoor Pet Initiative is here to help you make every day your pet’s best day

Our goal is to enhance the health and welfare of companion animals world-wide so that all pets and their caregivers can experience optimal well-being.Optimal well-being permits individuals to thrive in their environments. By giving caregivers the information and tools needed to recognize thriving in their pets, and to create an environment that permits them to thrive across the lifespan, we aim to sustain the highest quality relationship between pets and their owners possible. The Indoor Pet Initiative (IPI) provides a foundation for pet owners and veterinarians to create plans tailored to promote thriving that are based on the soundest, most up-to-date science available.

International Pet Travel
Your destination country may have specific health requirements that must be met before your pet can enter the country. Since export requirements are determined by each country and can change frequently, every time you plan pet travel you will need to verify the export requirements.

Veterinary Partner
Get up-to-date animal health information from the veterinarians and experts of the Veterinary Information Network (VIN), the worlds first and largest online veterinary database and community.