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Resources
Not sure if you need help or where you might find it? Please check out the resources found on this page for more information.
Still have questions or need local information in the Middle Tennessee area?
Just reach out by phone, text or email!
Living with dogs can be a joy or a challenge, but add a few children to the mix and at times it can be overwhelming!
Family Paws understands how busy life can be and works with families to help make living with dogs and children more manageable and safe for all.
If you live with a reactive dog, this website offers information on why and how to begin understanding and working with these behaviors.
If you're looking for unbiased, quick information about pet health, safety or behavior, it doesn't get any better than this. It is NOT intended to take the place of your regular veterinarian, but can be helpful for quick questions and excellent behavior information.
Sometimes there is just too much information to help make a well-informed decision about pet nutrition. The Pet Nutrition Alliance can help you find accurate information to help ensure you are able to meet your pets nutritional needs.
Finding a veterinarian can be a very personal matter, much like finding a personal physician.
Cost, location, specialties, availability and just overall bedside manner can all impact your experience and therefore your pet's health. Tips and information to find a veterinarian that suits your needs can be found on the
American Veterinary Medical Association website.