These Web sites provide advice for caring for your pet. They are produced by both veterinary and non-veterinary sources.

If your animal's health is causing you great concern then it is vital to consult with a qualified veterinary surgeon rather than attempting diagnosis or treatment on the basis of information contained on a website.

RSPCA the world's largest and oldest animal welfare organisation

Pet Health Council promotes the health and welfare of pet animals in Britain. Its website includes information leaflets with essential advice for current and potential pet owners, including choosing pets, allergies, teeth, stressed pets, toxoplasmosis, worming and insurance. 

Quarantine for Pets the Government's Internet pages, regularly updated, give information about rabies and quarantine and the new Pet Travel Scheme.

VetNet is a US site that has teamed up with veterinary associations and veterinary specialists to provide educational material about pets. Reference information provided in three categories: Cats and Dogs, Birds, and Exotic Pets.

Dogsworldwide a British on-line magazine which aims to provide a focal point and source of information for the canine world.

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People trains carefully selected dogs to act  as "hearing ears" for deaf people, giving them greater independence.

Dogs Trust the UK's largest dog welfare charity - with a network of rescue centres across the country - exists to protect and defend all dogs from abuse, cruelty, abandonment and any form of mistreatment, both in the UK and abroad .

Feline Health Centre a veterinary medical centre at Cornell University, USA, devoted to improving the health and welfare of cats. Website includes FAQs and information on cat health.

Veterinary Information for Cat Owners from an  American veterinary surgeon, and includes Feline Veterinary Medical Encyclopaedia and Cat Information compiled from typical questions asked on a website .