Veterinary Partner

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• Referral from March 22, 2019
  

  PitbullWolf asked:

  Owner information Hey guys! I'm curious about the resources you guys recommend to your clients with new puppies or new dogs and being first time pet owners. My clinic currently does puppy kits with information about various things and we are trying to consolidate some things. My main focus here today is to find some internet resources for owners to look in to so that they are at least getting reliable information if they decide to Google things. I would like to provide the resources before they go searching on their own. Anything you guys would like to share would be fantastic!

  

  henriettathechi replied:

  veterinarypartner.com is a great resource for clients! Accurate and trustworthy information that is for lack of a better term “dumbed down” for owners lol

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• Referral from March 18, 2018
  

  AlastroBanes asked:

  There is too much misinformation regarding dogs online. Does anyone have a reliable source/books to recommend for dogs? I know there are alot of books out there with how to take care of a dog, but none of them are written by a veterinarian. I'm looking for a book that is informative and covers information on the general biology of a dog. So how much exercise a dog should have, what foods to avoid, certain behavioral aspects, lifespan of a dog, psychology etc. Are there any good books or sources out there? There's too much garbage misinformation online like dogsnaturally or petfoodadvisor. I could probably fill up an entire page of questions on this sub, so I really want some good books. I have a genuine interest in the lifespan of a dog( what factors increase or decrease it), psychology/behavior, exercise, and nutrition. My family vet said she would send me some of her textbooks in the future but she is really busy. My background is EECS if it matters.

  

  HonuDVM replied:

  not a comprehensive list, but to get you started: a book about raising dogs written by veterinarians - https://www.amazon.com/Puppys-First-Steps-Well-Behaved-Companion/dp/0547053614/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1521350093&sr=1-1&keywords=puppy%27 s+first+steps And veterinarypartner.com - an online guide for pets written by veterinarians. See the sidebar for other excellent online sources.

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• Referral from October 7, 2016
  

  Peace R. asked:

  Hi Folks, We have a dog that was adopted in 2008 that was just diagnosed with Heptacutaneous Syndrome. "The syndrome named hepatocutaneous syndrome also has other names including necrolytic migratory erythema (NME) and superficial necrolytic dermatitis (SND). This disease has been recognized in dogs (and reported in one cat) as well as humans with some differences and similarities in each species." So, we are looking for a spectacular holistic vet or specialist in the area of Beverly MA or surrounding areas. Does anyone know of any that may be of assistance? Eli is on Denamarin and other supplements but they would like to go further with liver support, nutrition and perhaps a second opinion and/or a vet that may have some experience with this. If anyone else has heard of it and has experience, the family would love to hear your input as well. Eli and his family thank you for any input/advice/help you can offer

  

  Andy M. replied:

  Ask on the right side here- veterinarypartner.com

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• Referral from May 7, 2016
  

  Michelle T. asked:

  ISO $1 - 77354 ISO Cheap vet, or mobile vet that can test/treat for heart worms etc. Our cat is sick amd I am concerned she may have worms. Funds are tight.

  

  Wendy A. replied:

  Look on www.veterinarypartner.com

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• Referral from September 17, 2013
  

  Angela H. asked:

  I want to start making my pets' food again, but with a growing puppy, was wondering if WellPet (or anyone) knows how to find the nutritional needs for pets. I'm looking for diets approved by vet nutritionists.

  

  Wellpet H. replied:

  Angela, check out www.veterinarypartner.com or try visiting City Dog Market on Peachtree Road!

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• Referral from May 8, 2013
  

  Smitten K. asked:

  We try to sneak in the educational pet stuff between the silly and fun things. Please take a moment to read WHY your furries need their shots. If you don't want to spend big bucks, we can recommend low cost options in the South Florida area!

  

  Sarah Q. replied:

  And if folks have any questions in general about pet care, I'd recommend that they visit the following web site. It is actually a partner site set up by a subscription-only veterinary web site, so the information in it can be trusted to come from reputable sources. www.veterinarypartner.com

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• Referral from February 25, 2010
  

  LoomLass asked:

  I was so excited to do my first spool knit project! Im making an entry for the Easter Contest! LOL I figured out what I wanted to make, got all my cords made and yesterday sat down to put it...

  

  Diamond Davis, author, "Therapy Dogs: Training Your Dog to Reach Others," and the Canine Behavior Series at VeterinaryPartner.com.

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