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West Frederick Veterinary Hospital has compiled a list of veterinary resources and educational information to help pet owners in Frederick, MD provide the best care for their pets.
Disclaimer: The following websites may provide useful information to you as a pet owner. However, placing the following links on our Web site does not necessarily constitute endorsement of the organizations, their Web sites, or the information which they present. They are not meant to replace regular visits to your veterinary doctor, clinic, or hospital.
Chesapeake Veterinary Cardiology Associates
1080 West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD 21703
Skylos: Orthopedic Solutions,
Sports Medicine, and Rehabilitation
434 Prospect Blvd.
Frederick, MD, 21701
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
(888) 426-4435 | Fee for service
*If your pet has a registered HomeAgain Microchip, call (888) 466-3242 for a possible poison control fee waiver.
Full-service Annual Membership with HomeAgain is required.
Dedicated to the scientific study of heartworm disease and its effective diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
Companion Animal Parasite Council
A guide to monitoring and reporting internal and external parasites in dogs and cats in the United States.
Learn more about the proper oral health care for dogs and cats.
Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
Describes the structure of the Rabies virus, and its natural history, diagnosis, prevention, control, and other Rabies-related facts.
Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
Provides information on protection against diseases that companion animals and wild animals carry that may be transmitted to people.
Presented by the American Animal Hospital Association.
A source for accurate, entertaining pet care information.
Bflex-space-between the library, find an AAHA-Accredited hospital, or download a kid’s coloring poster.
Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind.
Dedicated to improving the quality of life for people who are blind, visually impaired, or with other special needs.
Wags for Hope (WFH) is a non-profit organization that provides volunteers with their pets to bring joy to the lives of others.
Features articles and resources for dealing with the loss of a pet.
Creekside Canine Training - Creekside Canine prides itself on providing eclectic and well-balanced training programs in the Frederick area. We will work with you to design a custom-made training program that best suits you and your dog.
Contact one of our Frederick County Community Partners (listed above) or check out the website below.
Petfinder - Search a vast database to find a homeless pet to adopt.
Ask AAHA: Answers from the experts