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The tools available through the Partners For Healthy Pets Resources Toolbox are provided, in part, through the efforts and contributions of AVMA and AAHA. We urge you to become a member of either or both organizations.

Active AVMA and AAHA members may access the Toolbox with their member ID or user name and password or may choose to register an alternate name and password.

Employees of Member and Associate Member organizations are invited to register to receive access to the Resources Toolbox.

AVMA Members:
If you need assistance with your member number, click here.

AAHA Members:
AAHA members may login with their member number or their AAHAnet.org login.

To reset your password for the AAHAnet.org login, click here.

If you have your member ID, please be sure to include the letter “I” or the letter “O” at the end. If you do not know your member ID, call 800-883-6301.

Associate/Company Members
If you registered for access to the resources toolbox, but have forgotten your password, click here to reset your password.

General Support:
For general support and questions not specific to retrieval of your AVMA or AAHA member information, please contact support@partnersforhealthypets.org.

The Partners for Healthy Pets Resources Toolbox was developed to help veterinary professionals communicate the value and benefit of preventive care, build enhanced relationships with pet owners, and deliver an even higher quality of preventive healthcare to your patients.

What’s in the Toolbox?

The Partners for Healthy Pets' Practice Resources Toolbox contains a variety of tools and resources that can be used throughout your practice to help your healthcare team deliver preventive healthcare in the most effective ways possible.

The tools and resources provide you with dynamic ways to reinforce a practice-wide focus on preventive pet healthcare and to enhance your communications with clients about the value of, and need for, routine care visits.