Cinder Rock Veterinary Clinic
541-815-3310
Our doctors are available 24 hours a day. After regular office hours, call this phone number which is our emergency cell number, and the recording will lead you to talk directly with the doctor on call.

Online Store
Order both prescription and over-the-counter medications, supplies and diets for your dogs, cats and horses.

Humane Society of Redmond
541- 923-0882

Humane Society of Central Oregon
541-382-3537

Humane Society of the Ochocos
541-447-7178

ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
1-888-426-4435 (fee)

Pet Poison Helpline
1-800-213-6680 (fee)

Oregon Veterinary Medical Association
This site has volumes of information regarding pet care. There are excellent articles entitled: Emergency Pet Care, Disaster Preparedness for Pet Owners, Household Pet Hazards and Outdoor Pet Hazards to name just a few. Additional articles about pet behavior and socialization include: Cat Behavior Q&A, Dog Behavior Q&A, Introducing Your Pet to a Baby, and Socializing Your Dog. When there is anything timely, both in Oregon and on a national level – for example: a food toxin scare, this site will have the most current information and additional links to more resources. There is also a useful search to help people find a veterinarian in other cities of Oregon.

American Veterinary Medical Association
This large website is the official “headquarters” for the veterinary profession. It offers comprehensive information for veterinary professionals, public health officials, pet owners and animal lovers, and there are many articles about pet care, animal health and current animal issues in the news.

Healthy Pet
This is the American Animal Hospital Association’s site for client education. This is a great source for information about pets of all species.

Veterinary Partners
This is the clients’ “arm” of VIN (Veterinary Information Network), the world’s first and largest online veterinary community. Here you will find excellent client education material for all companion animal species.

Cornell Cat Newsletter
This website provides great cat information including videos of "how to pill a cat", "how to brush a cat’s teeth", "how to trim a cat’s toenails" etc. There is an option to sign up for the outstanding newsletter.

Companion Animal Parasite Council
A non-profit organization of veterinarians and parasitologists dedicated to protecting families and pets from zoonotic diseases and parasites.

American Association of Equine Practitioners
This website has a wealth of information for horse owners. Search for a health topic, ask your own questions or sign up for a horse owner e-newsletter.

The Horse.com
This large website which is a partner of AAEP, is a great resource with many articles to help educate horse owners for the benefit of all horses.

Partners in Care Hospice, Bend
541-382-5882
541-848-0316
Grief counseling for anyone anticipating or experiencing the loss of an animal companion.
(free)

Care Credit
1-800-677-0718
Care Credit provides financial payment plans to help pet owners with the payment of veterinary costs. Care Credit can also be used for people to help in the payment of costs associated with LASIK and vision care, cosmetic surgery and treatments, dentistry, hearing care and other specialties in human medicine.

Embrace Pet Insurance
1-800-511-9172

Dog Partners in Therapy
541-383-7270
This course, called Dog Partners in Therapy, is a Community Learning Class offered through Central Oregon Community College in Bend. It trains volunteers for visiting programs in hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers and schools. The course is preparation to become certified by Delta Society’s Pet Partner Program. For more information about Delta Society, go to www.deltasociety.org.

Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine International Veterinary Student Association - Adopt A Nicaraguan Animal
The 2011 Annual Nicaragua trip is made up of 25 students from Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine who donate their time to provide veterinary services to animal patients on Ometepe Island, Nicaragua. The website tells all about this worthwhile program provided by the students. Some of the services include client education, spay and neuter clinics, vaccinations, and minor treatment procedures for the island’s dogs, (and this year will also include horses, cows, pigs, goats and chickens) many of whom have never been examined by a veterinarian or received even basic health care. Learn how to help sponsor the care of a Nicaraguan animal, which would make a fine gift for any animal lover!