The Electronic Zoo
http://netvet.wustl.edu/ssi.htm
Like the NetVet Veterinary Resources site, the Electronic Zoo is vast in size, and unwieldy for locating specific information. However, it is divided into categories that are useful for browsing. The quality of the links varies; some are scientific or scholarly, others are intended for entertainment. Categories include domestic animals (ferrets, pigs, small ruminants, cows, dogs, etc.,) and some less familiar animals (marine mammals, invertebrates, zoo animals, etc.) There are also categories for image and sound files.

Equine Resources
http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/library/equine.html
Provides an abundance of web resources on horses.

The Raptor Center
http://www.raptor.cvm.umn.edu
"...specializes in the medical care, rehabilitations, and conservation of eagles, hawks, owls, and falcons.

Animal Diseases
http://www.ianr.unl.edu/pubs/animaldisease/
Produced by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Institute of Agricultural and Natural Resources. Provides short articles on a limited number of diseases of cattle, swine, sheep, poultry, horses, and general livestock. Each article includes the author’s name and specialty.

Case Studies in Small Animal Cardiovascular Medicine
http://www.vmth.ucdavis.edu/cardio/cases/
Offers 36 actual cases of canine and feline cardiovascular disorders. Each case study presented at the University of Southern California Veterinary Teaching Hospital and first lists the primary physician, the faculty surgeon, and the consulting clinician for that case. Studies next provide signalment, presenting complaints, history, physical examination, and problems of the case, along with radiographs and echocardiograms. Finally, a short quiz of one or several questions follows. 

eyevet.org
http://www.eyevet.org
Examines eye problems with dogs.

Infectious Animal and Zoonotic Disease Surveillance
www.fas.org/ahead/
"Disease Information" provides access to the archives of ProMED, a mailing list established by the Federation of American Scientists. The archives are searchable by the name of the species or disease.   Links to Other Resources" (at the bottom of the AHEAD home page) provides links to veterinary information sites in several categories, including disease information, epidemiology, and electron micrography.

American Veterinary Medical Association
http://www.AVMA.org/
The AVMA site provides access to professional resources, news and bulletins, and information on conferences and symposia. Additional services are available to AVMA members.

North American Veterinary Technician Association
http://www.navta.net/
"NAVTA" is committed to your career growth and the advancement of the veterinary technology profession."   The home page provides basic information on veterinary technology as a career, and links to information on membership, credentialing, veterinary technology specialties, and continuing education opportunities.