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Santa Ynez Pet Hospital is aware of the vast amount of information available on the internet.  Our team has taken the time and evaluated the following sites.  We trust the information the listed websites provide to you, our client, and member of our family.

American Animal Hospital Association
www.aahanet.org

American Board of Veterinary Practitioners
www.abvp.com

American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine
www.acvim.org

American Kennel Club
www.akc.org

American Veterinary Medical Association
www.avma.org

Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges
www.aavmc.org

Agility Information
www.cleanrun.com

Center for Veterinary Medicine- U.S. Food and Drug Administration
www.fda.gov/cvm/

Veterinary Partner
www.veterinarypartner.com

American Veterinary Dental College
www.avdc.org

Veterinary Oral Health Council
www.vohc.org

Healthy Pet
www.healthy-pet.com

National Animal Poison Control
www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control
 

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  • ""Dr. Dean and staff at SYPH are wonderful. I brought my 13 year old boston terrier dog in for removal of a growth on his leg. I didn't trust anyone else and even if Buster lived only a few more months, I wanted it to be without the growth. Well, Buster is almost 15 and still going because of Dr. Dean and the medications and care he has provided.""
    - Paula C