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EMERGENCY CLINICS:

If your pet has an emergency after our normal business hours or on a holiday, please visit the emergency clinic nearest you. It is always a good idea to call the clinic on your way over and advise them of the nature of your emergency and let them know what time to expect you.  

Emergency Animal Hospital
http://www.eahnwa.com/
HWY 183 & Oak Knoll (North Location)
(512) 331-6121
Ben White & Loop 360 (South Location)
(512) 899-0955
Hours: Nights, weekends, & holidays
click here to see the north location on a map.
Click here to see the south location on a map.

Animal Emergency Clinic of Central Texas (Round Rock)
http://www.aecctx.com/
N IH 35 & Mays Rd
(512) 671-6252
Hours: Nights, weekends & holidays
Click here to see this location on a map.

Austin Vet Care
http://www.austinvetcare.com/
41st St. & Lamar Blvd
(512) 459-4336
Hours: 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
Click here to see this location on a map.


BOARDING & DOGGIE DAYCARE:

Boarding facilities will keep pets overnight whereas a Doggie Daycare is somewhere where dogs can go while their owners or at work or away for only part of the day. Some facilities may offer both options so be sure to check with them. All pets must be current on their vaccinations in order to stay at these facilities. Also, be sure to ask about their vaccine protocols. While all places require the Bordatella (kennel cough) vaccine, some may require it given every 6 months rather than once a year.   

Taurus Training & Boarding (Austin)
http://www.taurusdogtraining.com/
S. Lamar (512) 442-3416
McNeil Dr. (512) 258-5588
Metric (512) 832-1012

620 Pet Resort (Round Rock)
http://www.620petresort.com
(512) 341-2600

Canine Hilton (Austin)
http://www.caninehilton.com/
MLK near ABIA
(512) 926-8905

Doggy Day Out (Pflugerville)
www.doggydayout.com
(512) 251-3009


TRAINING:

Training is an essential part of owning a dog and some dogs (and their owners) may need a little bit more help than others. There are several types of training available. In-home training is considered the most effective because the trainer works with you to understand your dog's behavior and how to control and modify it. There are also facilities where you can bring your dog to training classes and work alongside other dogs and their owners. For the more active breeds, agility training is offered as well.

Bark Busters (Nationwide)
In-Home Dog Training
www.barkbusters.com
1-877-500-BARK

Triple Crown (Hutto)
Puppy Training, Behavioral Modification, and Competetive Sports
www.triplecrowndogs.com
512-759-2275

Lee Mannix Center for Canine Behavior (Austin)
Bee Caves & Hwy 71
371-3647


PET-FRIENDLY APARTMENTS:

Mandalay Apartments
12443 Tech Ridge Blvd, Austin 78753
(512) 821-3900
Website
Pets welcome, call for more information.

Chalk Rock Canyon
12000 Dessau Rd, Austin 78754
(512) 837-3333
http://www.chalkrockapartments.com
Multiple pets and dogs up to 85 pounds accepted, call for more information.


PET INSURANCE:

Pet Insurance has become a real lifesaver for owners who have unexpected emergencies. All plans vary somewhat regarding what they do and do not cover. We recommend that you carefully compare each plan and choose the plan that fits your pet and your budget best.

Trupanion Pet Insurance - http://www.trupanion.com

ASPCA - http://www.aspcapetinsurance.com

VPI - www.petinsurance.com

Pet's Best Insurance - www.petsbest.com

Pet Care Insurance - www.petcareinsurance.com


MISC.

Pet Portraits by Theresa Bayer
www.tbarts.com

Dog Friendly City Guide - A great resource for finding dog friendly restaurants, hotels, parks, camgrounds, etc across North America.
http://www.dogfriendly.com

Off-Leash Dog Parks in Austin
http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/parks/dogparks.htm

ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals)
www.aspca.org

The Humane Society of the United States
www.hsus.org/pets

Austin Rescue Groups - A thorough list of all dog and cat rescue groups in central Texas, including breed specific rescue groups. A great place to find a new best friend!
http://www.austinrescue.com/

Petfinder - Here you can search by breed, age, and personality specifically. Petfinder is free and it only lists dogs from area shelters, humane societies, and rescue groups.
http://www.petfinder.com

Click here for an article about "people food" that is not good for your pet.

Click here for a list of plants that are poisonous to your pets.



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