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AeroKat
Has helpful information on the AeroKat Feline Aerosol Chamber.


American Animal Hospital Association
An excellent site sponsored by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA); Moving? Find an AAHA-certified hospital through this site and be confident that they adhere to the high standards you have become accustomed to at The Family Pet Hospital.


American Association of Feline Practitioners
Great source of feline information from the American Association of Feline Practitioners. Check out the Feline Behavior guidelines. Also, PLEASE READ the disaster preparedness brochure entitled “Saving the whole family” by linking into the AVMA disaster link on the home page.


Animal Communication & Reiki for Pets
Jennifer Fortunato is committed to the holistic health and well-being of animals. Her practice includes animal telepathy, Reiki, and mediumship. She is able to tap into your animal's inner experiences, thoughts, and emotions to facilitate communication between you both, while also providing Reiki to address physical and emotional issues. She also communicates with pets that have passed to provide messages from the other side.


Animal Forum
Good tips, great pictures, shopping, chat rooms.


Cat Education
Reliable educational information for your cats.


Cat Socialization Made Easy
Planning, preparation, and positive reinforcement are the keys to the successful socialization of your kitten.


Healing Laser for Pets
More great information on Cold Laser Therapy. This link also contains a page on Laser Therapy for cancer treatment.


Mosquitos & Ticks: Massachusetts Dept of Public Health
These pesky pests are not just annoying. They also transfer diseases that are serious and can be deadly. Learn how to protect your pets and your family members against these critters.


New England Pet Hospice
This is a wonderful organization designed to help owners care for and cope with the last days and months of a beloved pet’s life.


Pet Food & Treat Recall News
Use this site to check for the latest recalls on pet foods and treats.


Pet Poison Control Center
A quick reference for toxicology (or call 888-426-4435) if you think your pet ate anything poisonous. Your vet has a great deal of information but this site is constantly maintained to stay up-to-date on the newest chemicals and chemical mixes. It is always best to prepare your veterinarian with exactly what (and how much of it) your pet ate and with a poison control case number. [Also, speak to a veterinarian before inducing vomiting in your pet as some toxins can cause more harm if brought back up.] You will need your credit card – there is a $65 consultation fee (well worth it considering it may help save your pet’s life). You will get your case number from the operator; write it down and give it to the vet so they can reference it and start the recommended treatment immediately upon your arrival.


Pet Proofing
Keeping your home and yard safe for your dogs and or cats!


Summer Fun for Pets
Here are some great traveling tips for you as you plan your Summer fun!


Veterinary Partner
A site sponsored by Veterinary Information Network, a group of veterinary specialists frequently consulted by Dr. Valas for opinions on your pets’ conditions. The information on this site is truthful and based on facts, not opinions. Drug information (uses and side effects) can also be found.


Veterinary Partner: Common Diagnosed Diseases
If your pet was recently diagnosed with a certain disease and you want to know more about it follow this link.


Veterinary Partner: Medications 101
If you want to know more about the potential side effects, uses, and contraindications of the medications your pet is taking, follow this link.


VOM - An Animal Adjusting Method
Learn all about this amazing way to solve many of our pet’s painful conditions from the founder of the technique known as veterinary orthopedic manipulation (VOM)which is used to effect a neuroanatomical adjustment. Dr. Valas has been using this technique for over three years and has saved many pets from painful expensive surgery. Dr. Valas’ VOM technique will also greatly improve the comfort and mobility of our senior pets.

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