Links

The internet is a wealth of information – so much so that sometimes locating quality websites can be challenging. That’s why our staff has taken the time to find a few links to share with you that we think you’ll find helpful:

Trupanion Pet Insurance

Trupanion wants to make pet insurance simple and easy to understand. Their comprehensive pet insurance policy covers surgeries, diagnostic tests, medications, treatments and hospital stays if your pet gets sick or injured. They also reimburse from your actual veterinary bill so you don’t have to worry about a predetermined benefit schedule. Learn more about Trupanion and request a free quote by visiting their website.

Craig Road Pet Cemetery

Craig Road Pet Cemetery is a family owned and operated pet cemetery that offers a total of 4 acres. They offer complete services for cremation, burial and entombment. They also have a large selection of caskets, urns and memorial markers in a wide range of sizes and styles. In addition, the cemetery features a small chapel for those who would like a viewing and the chance to say farewell to a very special friend.

Perpetua Life Jewels

Looking for a special way to honor and memorialize a pet that has passed on? Perpetua Life Jewels offers unique memorabilia jewelry. The colored Helix inside each personalized Life Jewel is handcrafted with the actual DNA of a special animal companion. DNA sample collection is easy and a kit is sent with each online purchase. Visit the website to learn more.

Glassashes

Hand made Glassashes pet pendants are decorative pieces of colored glass together with a small amount of ashes or bone fragments from your pet, kiln fired to become enclosed and sealed in clear glass. Remember a beloved pet with a handmade glass pendant or glass heart, that encloses a little of your pets ashes in a sealed fused glass pendant or heart paperweight. Click the link to view their available products.

American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)

American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) seeks to enhance the abilities of veterinarians to provide quality medical care to companion animals, to enable veterinarians to successfully conduct their practices and maintain their facilities with high standards of excellence, and to meet the public's needs as they relate to the delivery of small animal veterinary medicine. The AAHA website contains information about membership, accreditation, a store and a comprehensive library of resources.

Healthy Pet by American Animal Hospital Association

A wealth of resources from the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), including pet care resources, information on breed, behavior, disease, animal bond, nutrition, pet care tips, preventive care info, adoption, relocation and travel tips, as well as a section dedicated to children, which contains a variety of fun animal-related games and activities.

American Heartworm Society

The mission of the American Heartworm Society (AHS) is to lead the veterinary profession and the public in the understanding of heartworm disease. Their objectives are to further scientific progress in the study of heartworm disease, inform the membership of new developments, and encourage and help promote effective procedures for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of heartworm disease. The AHS website contains information about the society and its work, as well as a number of helpful resources for veterinary professionals and pet owners.

Las Vegas Fly’N Aces Flyball Team

Fly’N Aces Flyball Team is located in Las Vegas, Nevada. They participate in flyball tournaments and charity demonstrations throughout the year. View their current dogs in their online picture galleries. FNA is always looking for a few good dogs (and people), so if you think you and your dog might enjoy this sport, please visit the website to submit your contact information.

Wild At Heart

Wild At Heart is a rescue, rehabilitation and release center for birds of prey. Its primary purpose is to rescue injured owls, hawks, falcons and eagles; rehabilitate them; and, ultimately, release them back into the wild. Its guiding mission is to do what is in the best interest of these magnificent birds. Click the Wild at Heart link to visit their website and learn more about this excellent cause.

Noah’s Animal House

Noah’s Animal House provides on-site shelter and care for the pets of the victims of domestic violence. Their seven year results include 65,000 boarding nights for over 800 pets. The Noah’s website contains information about the animals they are currently helping as well as ways that you can help support the cause, such as through volunteer opportunities and monetary donations.

The Rocking H Ranch Horse Boarding

The Rocking H Ranch is staffed with long-time, experienced equestrians and fellow horse enthusiasts. In addition to boarding, they are willing to mentor with training, general care, riding advice and techniques just because they love to help. They understand the unique bond that comes from the love of horses and are there to provide you peace of mind knowing your horse is in good hands while in their care.

ScratchPay

Scratchpay offers simple and affordable payment plans for veterinary bills. Checking your rate does not affect your credit, only takes a couple of minutes and can be done from your smartphone, tablet or computer.

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Dr. Paul is my favorite! She performed two surgeries on me, saw me at minimum of once a month during my puppy years (hey, it doesn't have to edible for me to consume it) and was very compassionate and concerned with pain management.

Dr. Paul understood my breed (min-pin) and explained in depth how my personality is a factor in my unhealthy habits (like eating princess rings, rubber bands, whoopee cushions). She made sure, in spite of my tenacious breed that I was able to "just rest."

She has always gone above and beyond explaining the options available and making sure the best possible solution was opted for, both cost effectively and health wise.
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Lindsay Parker
We love Creature Comforts. They are amazing with our dogs and we love that they are always smiling and happy. They really enjoy what they do, and that shows in the care they give.
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Dennie Fidler
I took advantage of CREATURE COMFORTS free initial exam for my great Dane. They all were most gracious with their time. The doc sat down in the exam room with me and had a conversation about Lucky....I feel very comfortable with the staff and Dr.Tompkins. I've had great Danes for 50 years. Doc was happy to "discuss" care for lucky with me instead of "dictating" a plan. She took my experience to heart and nodded appropriately to the knowledge "I bring to the table." Their free initial exam came right when I was actively looking for a new vet. If I hadn't been looking I would have passed on the offer. Timing was just great, but even if you aren't looking for a new doctor, I recommend you meet & greet with them. I'm way down in Henderson, but I like them so much I will make the drive. After 50 years you can imagine how "jaded" I am about health care for my great danes.....CREATURE COMFORTS happily exceeded my expectations!🐕👌🐶
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Janet Rich Hunter
highly recommend Dr. Gorman and the entire staff. All 4 of our dog's and one cat go there. Front Desk Staff exceptional, all the hard working Vet Tech's treat our animal's with love and care.
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Shawnna Payntier
Nice staff!!Knowledgable vet! Still! Why are small animal vets so darn expensive?!?
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Mandee Barton
Staff was verycaring & friendly! Dr. Hussey explained everything well and gave me advice on how to hibernate my tortoises. Thank you for the excellent care!
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Trudy Para Killman
I can't say enough good things about this facility. My fur face absolutely loves boarding here. I have a house full of "exotics". Dr Gorman is one of the best in the city for rat care. The ladies at the front desk are great and are very empathetic when it is time to help our loved ones over the rainbow bridge.
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