Useful Links

Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital is aware of the vast amount of information available on the internet. Our veterinarians have taken the time and evaluated the following sites. We trust the information these websites provide to you and hope you find it useful.

Pet Food

Trusted nutrition & dietary resources for your pets.

Recalls: Stay informed with the latest updates on pet food recalls to ensure your pet’s safety.
Feline Nutrition Basics: A helpful overview of proper feline nutrition, plus additional articles focused on keeping your cat healthy and thriving.
Weight Loss in Cats: Learn why low-carbohydrate diets play a key role in feline weight management and overall wellness.
Low Carb Diets for Cats: Aim for food options containing less than 7% carbohydrates. Please note—no dry food currently meets this requirement, regardless of marketing claims.
Clinical Nutrition: Explore insights from Tufts University’s Veterinary Nutrition specialists, answering common pet food and feeding questions.

Feline Health

Expert resources to support your cat’s lifelong health.

The Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA): Discover detailed breed profiles, cat care tips, event information, and more on this comprehensive feline resource.
Feline Health Center (Cornell University): An excellent, research-backed guide to understanding and managing your cat’s health conditions.
Feline Diabetes Resource: A must-read for cat owners navigating diabetes—whether newly diagnosed or experienced in treatment management.
Environmental Enrichment: Helpful strategies for reducing stress and promoting healthier behavior, especially in cats prone to urinary tract issues.
Veterinary Partner: An extensive collection of veterinary-reviewed articles covering all aspects of feline care and wellness.

Canine Health

Reliable information to keep your dog happy and healthy.

Breeds of Dogs: A quick and easy reference for exploring dog breeds, including photos, personality traits, and health considerations.
Diseases in Dogs by Breed: Learn which genetic or inherited conditions may affect specific dog breeds to better plan preventive care.
Dog Diseases Caused by Ticks: Identify tick species and understand the diseases they transmit to protect your pet year-round.
Epilepsy: An informative overview from leading veterinary neurologists on managing this common canine condition.
Veterinary Partner: A valuable, expert-approved source of dog health and wellness articles from the Veterinary Information Network.