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Your first stop to search for information relating to your pets wellbeing and health. The site is based in the USA and includes disease, drug and behaviour articles. If you need to know about a condition or a drug we recommend you look here first.
Is your pet battling the bulge? Do you find it hard to resist those
puppy dog eyes appealing for treats? Well you're not alone; half of
Britain's dogs and cats are now overweight! Which is why the RSPCA has
joined forces with TV vet Joe Inglis to set up petsgetslim.co.uk to
help you to help your pet lose weight.
The Feline Advisory Bureau (fab) is a charity dedicated to
promoting the health and welfare of cats through
improved feline knowledge, to help us all care
better for our cats. The FAB website is an excellent resource for feline information and they have some of the best "fact sheets" we have seen.
Here is a listing of all the data sheets of drugs currently licensed for use in animals in the United Kingdom. Information includes the drug, the dosage, the indication, and the side effects. This information needs to be interpreted carefully and many factors are considered by us when prescribing.
This is a comprehensive veterinary professional biased website. It does use rather technical medical jargon but is quite comprehensive.
An international non-profit that
rescues rabbits and educates the public on rabbit care and behaviour.
View/HidePet Bereavement Support
Pet memorials can be a helpful and comforting way of remembering and
commemorating the life your pet. A memorial to your pet will serve
as a lasting testament to the unique bond you shared. We encourage you
to create an online pet memorial page for your sadly missed pet, where
you can write and share happy memories alongside a picture of them. It
allows us to look back and remember in the years to come.
Pet Bereavement Support Service
Pet Bereavement Support Service: 0800 096 6606 - Open every day 8.30am-8.30pm. Will put you in touch with your nearest telephone befriender.
020 8554 9004 , email info@supportline.org.uk - Emotional support to children, young adults and adults on any issue. Also keep details of counsellors and support groups throughout the UK.
Animal Samaritans Pet Bereavement Service
020 8303 1859
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Cats Protection - Wootten Bassett Branch
Cats Protection is the UK's leading cat welfare charity. Devoted to all
things feline, we find loving homes for cats in need, promote the
benefits of neutering and provide a wealth of cat advice for all. Always lots of loving cats needing homes. Purton Veterinary Group are proud to support and be associated with the work of the Cats Protection.
Founded in 1891, Dogs Trust, formerly known as the NCDL, has always
campaigned on dog-welfare related issues to ensure a safe and happy
future for our four-legged friends.
The RSPCA's vision is to work for a world in
which all humans respect and live in harmony with all other members of
the animal kingdom.
Right now, there are thousands of incredibly loving, intelligent and
unique cats waiting patiently, in rescue centres all over Britain, for
someone like you to give them a new life. If you could you make a cat's
next life their best one ever, then what are you waiting for...
Organisations that rehome all breeds of dogs, both cross-bred and pure-bred,
are listed on these pages by region. In addition, about 700 contacts for breed-rescues
are listed, each specialising in a single breed of dog.
PDSA is the UK's leading veterinary charity, caring for the pets of people in need. There are criteria for eligibilty for treatment. For further information please either call 0800 9806000
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British Veterinary Nursing Association
The British Veterinary Nursing Association is the national
representative body for Veterinary Nurses. Find out about nurse
training here.
The RCVS is the regulatory body for veterinary surgeons in the UK. Find out about becoming a vet here.
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