Useful Information and Links
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Veterinary Emergency Services
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| We are a founding member of the Chicago Veterinary
Emergency Services Association. The CVES facility is available Nights, Weekends,
and Holidays. Always call ahead to let the emergency clinic know you're
coming so that they will be prepared to take lifesaving measures. Remember
to use them as a source of information if urgent questions or concerns arise
during the hours we are closed. |
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National Animal Poison Control Center
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| National Animal
Poison Control Center — Located at the
University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, the National Animal Poison
Control Center (NAPPC) is a non-profit service of the University of
Illinois. It is the first animal-oriented poison center in the United
States. Since 1978, it has provided advice to animal owners and conferred
with veterinarians about poisoning exposures. The
NAPCC phones are
answered by licensed veterinarians and board-certified veterinary
toxicologists. The NAPCC is staffed with veterinary health professionals
who are familiar with how different species respond to poisons and
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Transportation |
Paws Around Chicago
pet taxi service will transport your pet to and from your Veterinarian,
Grooming Appointments, Boarding Facilities, Doggie Day Care, Airport or
other pet related locations. All service is by appointment.
Paws Around Chicago also provides transport to animal emergency hospitals
during hours when your regular Veterinarian is closed. Check out
their website for pricing and additional information.
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Pet Resources
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VetMedCenter, The pet care authority -
www.vetmedcenter.com
American Kennel Club - www.akc.org
United Kennel Club - www.ukcdogs.com
Anti-Cruelty Society -
www.anticruelty.org
Chicago Animal Care & Control -
www.chicagoanimalcare.org |
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Renting/Leasing with Pets: A renting revolution -
www.leasewithpets.com |
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Traveling with pets -
www.pettravel.com |
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Missing Pet Center -
www.missingpetcenter.com
Pet First Aid -
http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/courses/pets.html?WT.srch=1&gclid=CIeI75P8lYwCFQkjWAodCFQThA
Canine Performance Events, Inc (CPE) -
www.k9cpe.com |
Dog Trainers
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| For Your Canine -
www.foryourk9.com Dog Trainers of Illinois -
www.k9trainers.com/illinois.htm
AnimalSense Canine Training and behavior -
www.AnimalSense.com |
| Bark Busters -
www.barkbusters.com
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Boarding Your Pet
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American Boarding Kennels Association -
www.abka.com
National Association of Professional Pet Sitters -
www.petsitter.org |
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Pet Adoption and Rescue
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Adopt a Homeless Pet - www.PetFinder.com
The Animal Rescue Site -
www.theanimalrescuesite.com
The Anti-cruelty Society -
www.anticruelty.org
Chicago Animal Care & Control -
www.chicagoanimalcare.org
Fortunate Pooches & Lab Rescue -
www.fortunatelabrescue.org |
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Pet Insurance Providers
VPI Pet Insurance -
www.petinsurance.com
Pets Health Care Plan -
www.petshealthplan.com
PetFirst Health Care -
www.petfirst.com
ASPCA Pet Health Insurance -
www.aspcapetinsurance.com
Pets Best Insurance -
www.petsbestins.com
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Professional Associations
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  http://www.aahanet.org
American Animal Hospital Association, an organization of veterinary care providers
committed to giving you excellence in small animal care.
Mont Clare Animal Hospital is certified by the American Animal Hospital
Association (AAHA). AAHA is the world's leading association of companion animal
practitioners. To achieve AAHA distinction, our hospital passed comprehensive
inspections of our veterinary practice, management, facilities and medical
equipment. To keep up with the growing wealth of knowledge in veterinary care
our veterinarians and support staff participate in continuing education and
training on a regular basis. We will continue to meet AAHA's rigid standards
to provide the highest quality medical and surgical care for your pets.
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  http://www.avma.orgThe American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), established in 1863,
is a not-for-profit association representing more than 67,000 veterinarians
working in private and corporate practice, government, industry, academia,
and uniformed services. Structured to work for its members, the AVMA acts
as a collective voice for its membership and for the profession.
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 http://www.isvma.org/about_isvma.cfm
The Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association predicts, monitors and confronts
issues that affect the licenses of Illinois veterinarians. More than 1,500
Illinois veterinarians, who are ISVMA members, depend upon representation
and services provided by the ISVMA, thereby continuing to ensure the strength
of the veterinary profession in Illinois.
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