Pet Care Resources

Pet Care Resources

When dealing with a condition that requires special pet care, it can feel like you’re all alone. But you aren’t. Millions of others are dealing with similar concerns. And your veterinarian and the experts at Purina Veterinary Diets® are always ready with support. Here you will find some of the programs and pet care resources we have developed to support you and your pet as you deal with common concerns.

Going to the Veterinarian: Preparations

Managing Pet Gastrointestinal Upset

A recent study* has shown that nearly 40% of involved pet owners reported GI issues with their pet in the last 12 months. These incidents of upset can include vomiting, diarrhea, or lack of appetite. Pet owners can make a real difference in their pets' lives by being educated with our GI information sheets and prepared for GI incidents by keeping FortiFlora® on hand.

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*Purina Veterinary Diets® Gastrointestinal Issues Study No. 5482, Synovate, February 2011.

Going to the Veterinarian: Preparations

Pet Health Insurance

From Purina®, one of the most trusted names in pet care, comes PurinaCare® Pet Health Insurance. This comprehensive coverage is now available everywhere in the U.S. No lifetime limits, a choice of annual deductibles and co-insurance levels to fit most budgets, and the ability to provide a Lifetime of Care® for your pets. Why pet health insurance? Because it helps replace "How much is this going to cost?" with "Do what's best for my pet."

Learn more about PurinaCare Pet Health Insurance

Going to the Veterinarian: Preparations

Going to the Veterinarian: Preparations

If you are planning a visit to the veterinarian, be prepared with information your veterinarian may need and prepare questions to help you get the most out of your visit.

Read about preparing for your veterinary visit

Managing Pet Obesity

Managing Pet Obesity

Recent studies have shown that many pets in America are overweight – and most owners don’t know it! If you’re dealing with pet obesity, here are resources and tools that can help complement diet and exercise changes, including Project: Pet Slim Down, our innovative program to help you and you pet stay on track.

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