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  Zoey's TLC Bed & Breakfast for Dogs     Bro & Tracy     The Standard Diner 320 Central SE 243-1440   |
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New Mexico Poison Center 272-2222 or 1-800-222-1222 ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center 1-888-4ANI-HELP (1-888-426-4435) ($45 consultation fee) |
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Health Alerts
Rawhide & Other Household Dangers
The ASPCA is warning about the dangers of dogs eating onions in any form. Dogs ingesting onions can develop hemolytic anemia, in which the red blood cells are spliced and unable to supply enough oxygen. Symptoms include vomiting, nausea and diarrhea, progressing to lethargy, weakness and difficulty breathing. If you think your dog has accidentally eaten onions, call your vet. For more information on poison prevention, go to APCC online. Health Rumors
Troubled about the latest scary animal story that flies across the net? Before you panic, check out
Urban Legends to separate the wheat from the chaff. topCanine PT
Dogwood Therapy Services Inc228-4650 Paws-Abilities Theresa Barton, PT, CCRP, 328-3204, tgbartonpt@aol.com Vets
Albuquerque Animal Emergency Clinic4000 Montgomery NE 884-3433 Adobe Animal Medical Center 5920 Fourth St. NW 345-3500 Aztec Animal Clinic 4340 Coal SE 265-4939 Bolton Animal Hospital 2005 Yale Blvd. SE 243-6251 Canyon Crossroads Animal Hospital I-40 & South Rte. 14 281-1515 Dr. Paul B. Malin makes home visits! 247-9000 Eye Care for Animals 8724 Alameda Park Drive NE, Suite C 292-3600. El Rincon Pet Hospital 4192 Hwy. 528, Rio Rancho 771-3311 Mobile Veterinary Services of NM Dr. Richard D. Gastellum 263-3555 Northview Animal Hospital 7601 Anaheim NE 828-1136 PetSmart Central 1424 Mercantile NE (near Costco) 341-2431 Road Runner Mobile Veterinary Services Melinda Martinez, D.V.M. 417-3750 Thunderbird Animal Clinic 155 Wyoming Blvd. NE 265-8551 TLC Pet Hospital/Uptown Cat Hospital 2632 Pennsylvania NE Dogs: 275-DOGS, Cats: 271-CATS VCA Veterinary Care Animal Hospital 9901 Montgomery Blvd. NE 292-5353 VCA West Mesa Animal Hospital 3200 Coors Blvd. NW 836-6048 VCA Wyoming Hospital 1300 Wyoming Blvd. NE 298-7444 Zoo Animal Hospital 2 Marietta Court, Ste. D Edgewood 281-7100 top |
Spay/Neuter Info
Save a life--spay or neuter your dog!AHA Low Income Spay/Neuter Program provides $10 spaying/neutering of animals of people receiving government assistance (food stamps, WIC, unemployment, Medicaid, etc.). Call 255-5523, ext. 150 for more details. Alliance for Albuquerque Animals provides free spay/neuter to low-income pet owners living in zip codes 87105 or 87121. Call 344-7387 for further information or e-mail info@ABQanimalalliance.org. Bernalillo County SNAP Program provides low-cost spay/neuter services for county residents. Call 873-6706 for more information. New Mexico Animal Friends provides low- or no-cost spay/neuter services. Call 881-7297 for information. No More Homeless Pets provides no-cost spay/neuter services for low-income families. Call 410-6647 for information. Spay/USA helps find affordable spay/neuter services. topVaccination Clinics
(also see the Clinics section on our Calendar page)Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 - 4 pm, PETsMART North 2 - 4:30 pm, PETsMART West Saturdays 9 - 11 am, PETsMART North topCanine First Aid Kit
Everything below (except the blanket) fits in a small toolbox:
topBehavior & Health Information
From Chatting with to Feeding Fido: Albuquerque Tribune's Jen Berol's lists great
guides for pet care. Animal Blood Bank Hotline, 800-243-5759 A List of Poisonous Plants & Other Common Products from the American Veterinary Medical Association. If you believe that your dog has ingested any of these, DON'T WAIT FOR SYMPTOMS TO DEVELOP, immediately contact the New Mexico Poison Center at 272-2222. American Veterinary Medical Association first aid, poison control, how to select a vet, and much more Arizona Dog Training Tips all sorts of training info and quick tips Canine Cancer Information list of cancer related links Dog Fancy magazine online information on behavior, training, health, and more Dog Obedience Advice has lots of tips on biting, jumping, housebreaking, etc. Good general resource on dog behavior. Dog Owner's Guide to Dog Behavior all sorts of information from gingivitis to handling high-energy dogs and more Dog Pack's Guide to Canine Health a wonderful resource for information on health issues, toxins, specific breed problems, and lots more Mesothelioma Mesothelioma is a rare cancer caused by exposure to asbestos fibers, and it has recently been found to affect dogs and cats. This website is a wonderful resource to learn more about it. Pet Education Drs. Foster & Smith's website for all sorts of information Pet Place adoption & behavioral info Your Dog a monthly magazine presenting canine medical and behavioral information from the Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine Health How-Tos
Easy Brush Toothbrushthe chew-it-yourself toothbrush for dogs. Bristles embedded in the ends of a plastic bone makes toothbrushing easy! How to Trim Your Dog's Nails Pet Center's excellent guide on how to trim your dog's nails, with close-up photos of the nail and the quick, so you know just what to do. Pet Insurance
Veterinary Pet Insurance now available in New Mexico.
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