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Pet healthcare resources are nowadays at our fingertips. This is good news. Pet owners can get more guidance in caring for their animals. However, establishing the source of the veterinary 'tip' has become increasingly difficult. We strongly recommend following advice from reputable sources, that can be easily verified. Always check with a licensed veterinarian. Below you will find a list of trusted veterinary information sources. [url="http://www.avma.org/"]

[b]American Veterinary Medical Association[/b]

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[b][url="http://www.heartwormsociety.org/"]American Heartworm Society[/b]

[/url] Information on both canine and feline heartworm disease. [url="http://www.petsandparasites.org/"]

[b]Companion Animal Parasite Council[/b]

[/url] Information on routine parasite screening and preventative treatment of intestinal worms. [url="http://www.dogsandticks.com/"]

[b]Dog and Tick Diseases[/b]

[/url] This site has a neat map of reported dog tick cases. [url="http://www.cvhs.okstate.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=27&Itemid=315"]

[b]OSU Center for Veterinary Health Sciences - Pet Care[/b]

[/url] Resources for caring for all types of pets. [url="http://www.okvma.org/"]

[b]Oklahoma Veterinary Medical Association[/b]

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[b][url="http://www.cdc.gov/rabiesandkids/"]Rabies and Kids - Center for Disease Control[/b]

[/url] Resources for educating kids about rabies.