drphilzeltzman.com

Whitehall, PA, April 07, 2009 --(PR.com)-- When well-intentioned pet owners trust the wrong sort of advice from the Internet, odds are that their pets will be harmed in the process. Sadly, almost anyone can claim to be an animal expert with a nice website and fancy widgets.

Veterinarians across the nation often see the results of these loving but uninformed owners who followed bad advice from unreliable sources. Dr. Phil Zeltzman, a board-certified veterinary surgeon in Whitehall, PA has made it a mission to help pet lovers find reliable information. His website, www.DrPhilZeltzman.com, lists hand-picked websites that pet owners can utilize with full confidence.

To provide additional trustworthy information, Dr. Zeltzman also writes a free weekly e-newsletter. It is read in all 50 States and 15 foreign countries. Recent topics include treatment of arthritis, cancer and obesity in pets. The newsletter also offers interviews of veterinary internists, oncologists, and nutritionists, in addition to real-life situations from his specialty clinic. Although some stories end sadly, Dr. Zeltzman uses them to inform, educate and just maybe, save another pet’s life!

“The newsletter has been a success beyond my wildest dreams” says Dr. Zeltzman. “What started out as a free, confidential newsletter written as a thank-you to my clients for their trust, has now spread like a wildfire. Through word-of-mouth, pet lovers and veterinarians started subscribing all over the country... and abroad.”

For the third year of the web site, Dr. Zeltzman plans to add trustworthy links and increase the variety of newsletter topics. The title of his anniversary issue, due on April 10, 2009, is “10 tips to help your pet live a long life.” Future newsletter topics include pain management, medical emergencies and common diseases.

Interviews of Dr. Zeltzman and tours of the Valley Central Veterinary Referral Center can be arranged through the email or phone numbers listed.

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