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There are many wonderful animal and health related websites around. There are also many which provide deceptive misinformation. Listed here are a few of the sites our doctors and staff find helpful in education and animal welfare issues. It is not intended to be an all inclusive list of "good" sites, and it will grow regularly as new favorites are found.
A friend of our website, Julia, recommended that we add a link with tips for traveling with your pet since we're entering the biggest travel season of the year. We thought this was a great idea and gladly refer you to look at the Trucker's Report for some important planning tips as you take holiday with your pet. Thanks Julia! The Whole Point In-Home Veterinary Acupuncture Dr. Michelle Williams provides home calls for cases in which acupuncture may be an effective complementary medical approach. Visit her site and contact her to find out what types of conditions she feels would be successfully managed or treated with complementary acupuncture Orthopedic Foundation for Animals Information on genetically predisposed orthopedic conditions in dogs, such as hip and elbow dysplasia, as well as other inherited defects such as deafness, cardiac, and skin defects!Dr. Melissa Wilson's personal web site devoted to her passion for Russell Terriers. (Dr. Wilson is one of the primary veterinarians at the Animal Hospital of Anderson County and is one of the developers of this web site as well as her own.) SeraphimmountainDr. Will's family web site. Some brief info on his family, a link to his blog, and some insight into Liberian Adoptions through WACSN (West African Children Support Network) AVMA Pet Care Site
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