Links and Resources
To help you find more information on any pet-health topic, we've compiled and organized this links page. We put a great deal of time and effort into this and we hope you will find what you are looking for.
It would be very helpful to us, and other caretakers of handicapped pets if you could let us know if there are links that did not work, were not applicible, or if we can do anything at all to improve this part of the site. Please let then know that you saw them on HandicappedPets.
Thanks from all of us at HandicappedPets.
See also: Great Pet Lover's sites
deaf or blind
 1. For Elderly Dogs, a Disabled Dog, Injured Pet and Handicapped Pets
For and Elderly Injured and Handicapped pet dog or cats - Products Services Support to help you care for them.
2. Animal Eye Care, Ophthalmologists and Veterinarians (cats, dogs, horses), Bay Area
Animal Eye Care page provides information about the specialty of veterinary ophthalmology and about eyes, eye diseases and their treatments (like cataracts and cataract surgery).
3. Blind Dogs
These simple tips can be extremely helpful to a blind dog.
4. Deaf Dog Education Action Fund
The mission of the Deaf Dog Education Action Fund is to provide education and funding for the purpose of improving and/or saving the lives of deaf dogs. We are a non-profit organization founded to speak on behalf of and assist in the betterment of life for deaf dogs everywhere.
5. Martingale Collars
A martingale collar is also known as a greyhound collar. The martingale collar was designed for dogs whose necks are larger than their heads (like greyhounds, whippets, italian greyhounds, and other sighthounds); but martingale collars have gained popularity among other breed owners who prefer the gentle control of a martingale collar over a choke chain, owners of dogs who try to back out of their traditional buckle collars, and agility and flyball trainers who want a handle on their dog's collar at all times
6. Meetup.com Blind Pets › Blind Pets Meetup Groups Home
Find Blind Pets Groups Near You
Meet other local pet lovers who own dogs or cats (all pets included) that are blind and/or have serious eye problems. Talk about methods, care, training, medical concerns, etc
7. Mystic Pup: Blind Dog and Canine Vision Resources
This site provides an extensive list of on-line blind dog and canine vision resources.
8. Owners of Blind Dogs
Owners of dogs that are blind or visually impaired caninesInformation on joining the blind dog email list
9. Pet Diabetes Database
contains information and medical data on more then 200 diabetic pets
If you want your information added send it to Judy --- Email --- queenie@mnsi.net
Send your information so others can see that all pets are so different and
that there is no wrong foods or insulins or amounts.All pets metabolize things differently.
Work with your veterinarian team that is the key.
10. Pet Supplies Pet Care Services Grooming Pet Boarding Jacksonville Florida Pet Supplies
Total Pet Complex offers a wide variety of pet supplies and pet care services like pet grooming, pet boarding in Jacksonville, Florida. Our services include Jacksonville pet care services, Jacksonville Florida pet grooming, Jacksonville pet boarding, Florida pet supplies. Whether you need Florida,Jacksonville pet care services, pet grooming, pet boarding, or pet supplies - Total Pet Complex is your one stop shop for all of your needs.
11. Pets Health
Columbia Animal Hospital treats each pet as if it were our/own extending the love and care you give to your pet.
12. Pets with Diabetes - Cataracts Page
EDUCATION AND RESOURCES FOR DIABETIC DOGS, CATS, AND OTHER PETS
13. Pets with Disabilities
Pets with Disabilities is a support group for people facing the everyday challenges of taking care of a beloved pet who faces physical limitations. Pets with Disabilities is a network for people who have a pet who has become disabled during the normal course of life. There are many options if you have the love and patience. Pets with Disabilities is also designed to help shelters place disabled pets into homes and provide support to those families who have made this unselfish decision.
14. Signs of Love for our Deaf Dogs
(There are) none so deaf as those who will not hear."
(adapted) Mathew Henry, Commentaries, Jeremiah 20 (1708-1710)
15. The Veterinary Ophthalmology Information Centre
This information was compiled by Dr. Michael Zigler D.V.M., Cert.V.Ophthal. with significant contributions by Dr. Dennis Hacker, Dr. Julie Gionfriddo and Dr. James Schoster.
16. These pages (hopefully) will provide a resource for you, and you dog, to cope with blindness
Many pages allow you to add to the content, I hope you can spare a few moments to add something, and if you are shy, you can post with a completely false name.
Click here to see the page that registers those comments being added (handy if you are a repeat visitor coming back to see what is new)
17. UK National German Shepherd Dog helpline
Blind dogs and cats can be very happy pets if one follows a few simple guidelines to make life easier for them. Animal’s senses of hearing and smell are so much better than ours that when an animal is in a familiar environment it is often hard to tell that it is blind. Most blind pets can live happy, good quality lives. Here are some hints and precautions to make their life easier and safer.
18. Welcome to Pepe the blind dog (from the UK ) pages.
Here you will learn that blind dogs are not as helpless as you would think
19. Welcome! On this site you will meet my two wonderful deaf Aussies and my equally great Border Collie Fee and my NEW addition LeCajuns Red Hot Romeo
A little bit about Shakespeare and Juliet my two deaf Aussies. Shakespeare was born deaf and I adopted him at the Orlando Humane Society in Fla. He was 13 weeks old.I did not know he was deaf till I picked him up after he was neutered (OUCH). But I have never regretted it.He is four now and has his Canine Good Citizen and is a registered therapy dog with the Delta Society and brings smiles to sick children and the elderly in nursing homes. He was voted one of the top 45 of Americas Most Incredible Dogs by Purina.
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