Resources & Links

The veterinary resources featured on this page provide useful information to pet owners on a variety of topics related to veterinary medicine and pet health care.

Recipes

We've compiled our favorite recipes for cats and dogs:

Financial Aid – Critical Care

Red Rover
Founded in 1987, RedRover focuses on bringing animals out of crisis and strengthening the bond between people and animals through a variety of programs, including emergency sheltering, disaster relief services, financial assistance and education.

Cats In Crisis
Cats in Crisis is a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit organization. It was created with the intent to extend financial grant assistance to individuals caring for special needs cats who need medical treatment.

AAHA Helping Pets Fund
The AAHA Helping Pets Fund provides financial assistance through AHA-accredited veterinary practices for emergency and non-elective veterinary care.

National Organizations with Disease Specific Assistance Programs
Listing provided by Red Rover. A collection of links to organizations that provide disease-specific assistance.

Brown Dog Foundation
An organization dedicated to helping families who find themselves in a temporary financial crisis at the same time their pet requires life-saving treatment or life-sustaining medications. It is designed as a one-time benefit.

Preventative, Routine, Non-emergency Grants

HELP! FIX ME
Maine’s state low cost spay/neuter program.

The Pet Fund
The Pet Fund is a registered 501(c) 3 nonprofit association that provides financial assistance to owners of domestic animals who need veterinary care.

Financial Plans

Care Credit
Care Credit is a personal line of credit for many healthcare procedures. NOTE: The extended payment plans and options posted online at carecredit. com may differ from those available to At Home Veterinary Care. The payment plan information provided to you by At Home Veterinary Care is the accurate representation.

Pet Insurance

Client Education

Veterinary publications: This is a collection of articles you might find helpful. As always, you can contact us with any questions. We would also like to refer you to our own handbooks: “How to be your dog’s best friend” and “How to be your cat’s best friend”. These are available at the clinic free of charge for our clients.

Help choosing a breed for your family: This is a list of the most common breeds (both canine and feline). Each link will lead you to a summary page which includes a physical description, personality profile and other items of interest. There is much more information you’ll need to make an informed decision and we are happy to help you find equally reliable sources.

Pharmaceutical information: This is a list of the most commonly prescribed veterinary medications. We encourage our clients to speak with us about any questions or concerns they have regarding their pet’s medications.

Informational videos: Informational videos cover topics from acupuncture to understanding congestive heart failure and valvular disease.