Useful pet websites
Here are our favourite pet-related websites that may be useful to
you.
Pet welfare charities
 The
Dogs Trust - animal welfare charity that rescues and rehomes
unwanted dogs. Locally based in Harefield.
 Click
here to visit the Dogs Trust website
 The
Blue Cross - pet charity, providing practical support, information
and advice for pet and horse owners. As well as rehoming unwanted
pets, the charity runs a pet bereavement service providing sympathetic
care and support to anyone who has lost a dearly loved companion
animal.
Click
here to visit the Blue Cross website
 RSPCA -
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Providing
pet care and rehoming as well as promoting respectful treatment and
kindness to animals, while working to prevent suffering.
Click
here to visit the RSPCA website
 Cats
Protection - feline welfare charity that rehomes unwanted
cats and kittens across the UK.
Click
here to visit the Cats Protection website
 PDSA -
veterinary charity providing free veterinary care to sick and injured
animals and promoting responsible pet ownership.
Click
here to visit the PDSA website
 NOAH -
a site giving a wealth of animal health information and advice to
help owners and potential owners to make decisions about their pets'
healthcare..
Click
here to visit the NOAH website
Choosing a pet
 Kennel
Club - lots of information about all breeds of pedigree
dog as well as lists of registered breeders around the country.
Click
here to visit the Kennel Club website
 The
Feline Advisory Bureau - an excellent site for anyone who has a cat
or plans to get a cat. Lots of useful and practical information.
Click
here to visit the FAB website
Caring for your pet
 Pat's
Top Dogs - local dog training and puppy socialising classes
in the Hayes area. We have worked with Pat for many years and can
highly recommend her classes.
Click
here to visit the Fit for Life website
 Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors - a network
of experienced and qualified pet behaviour counsellors, who, on referral
from veterinary surgeons, treat behaviour problems in dogs, cats,
birds, rabbits, horses and other pets.
Click
here to visit the APBC website
 Pet Firework Fear - campaign to raise awareness of the stress that
fireworks cause to our pets. The website has lots of advice about
how to minimise the stress for your pets.
Click
here to visit the website
 Fit
for Life - the disabled animals club, provides information on caring
for pets with disabilities.
Click
here to visit the Fit for Life website
Pet food
 Royal
Canin - supply a top quality range of clinical and lifestage
diets for dogs and cats of all ages, sizes and breeds.
We have chosen this as the best pet
food and sell it at the surgery.
Click
here to visit the Royal Canin website
Travelling with your pet
 Pet
Travel Scheme
- DEFRA is the government department that runs the Pet Passport
scheme, as well as being responsible for import and export of domestic
pets.
Click
here to visit DEFRA's Pet Travel Scheme information page
 Air
Pets - this company supplies specialist carriers to transport any
size pet around the world.
Click
here to visit Air Pets website
Veterinary societies
 RCVS - The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons is the governing
body of vets in the UK. This site has all the information you need
if you are interested in becoming a veterinary surgeon or veterinary
nurse.
Click
here to visit RCVS website
 BVNA - The British Veterinary Nursing Association provides information
for anyone interested in becoming a veterinary nurse, including examples
of the type of work nurses are involved in and qualifications available.
Click
here to visit BVNA website |
