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curecaninedisease.com: Backlink & Association Targets
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This is the Phase 4 distribution target list: backlinks, guest content, and association/resource listings that would send vets, shelters, and rescues to the site. Every URL below was verified live in July 2026. Where a URL could not be verified, it's flagged.
Site context for pitches: curecaninedisease.com is a research hub on canine parvovirus and distemper (clinical updates, EN/ES treatment syntheses, a 31-paper open-access research library, a CPV knowledge graph), authored by Annette Thompson, a medical technologist (not a vet), with a Mexico/Ajijic and Colorado angle.
Full target table
| Name | Type | URL | Approach | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| dvm360 (author guidelines) | Guest post | dvm360.com author guidelines | Accepts contributor submissions, 800-1,800 words, original and not published elsewhere, may be peer-reviewed. Email article as Word file with cover letter. Disclose any financial ties. Pitch a plainspoken "what's new in parvo/distemper treatment 2026" piece; be upfront she's a med tech, not a DVM, and offer to co-sign with a vet. | High |
| Today's Veterinary Practice | Guest post | todaysveterinarypractice.com publication standards | Welcomes new authors and reviewers. Original unpublished work only; disclosure and copyright statements; most articles peer-reviewed. Note: their policy bans AI-generated manuscript content, so pitch human-written. Best as a co-author with a clinician. | Med |
| Clinician's Brief (VetMedux) | Guest post (solicited only) | vetmedux.com editorial policy | Does not accept unsolicited manuscripts. They invite you to email first to discuss a topic/format. Approach: short pitch email proposing a parvo/distemper clinical-update angle, offer the research library as source backbone. | Med |
| Today's Veterinary Nurse (author guidelines PDF) | Guest post | Author Guidelines PDF | Sister publication to TVP; tech/nurse audience. Guidelines PDF live. Angle: nursing/supportive care of parvo puppies, outpatient protocol. Note: PDF is 2018/2020 vintage, confirm current submission contact on todaysveterinarynurse.com before pitching. | Med |
| VIN (Veterinary Information Network) | Community / resource link | vin.com | Members-only clinician community with message boards and article library. No public "write for us." Approach: join, participate in parvo/distemper threads, link the research library where genuinely useful. Relationship-first, not a submission form. Flagged: no public contributor page found. | Low |
| UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program (Resource Center) | Resource link / partnership | sheltermedicine.com/library | Runs a large shared resource library (jointly with UW-Madison). Approach: email the program proposing the ES-language parvo/distemper syntheses as a resource they can link for LatAm shelters. Their library already curates outside resources. | High |
| UW-Madison Shelter Medicine, Canine Parvovirus resource page | Resource link | sheltermedicine.wisc.edu/.../canine-parvovirus-cpv | Live curated CPV resource page (also a full parvo guidebook at /library/guidebooks/canine-parvovirus). Approach: suggest the research library / knowledge graph as a "further reading" link. | High |
| UW-Madison Shelter Medicine, Canine Distemper resource page | Resource link | sheltermedicine.wisc.edu/.../canine-distemper-cdv | Live CDV resource page. Same approach as the parvo page above. | High |
| University of Florida Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program | Resource link / partnership | sheltermedicine.vetmed.ufl.edu | Active program with parvo-tagged content (tag/parvo). Approach: offer the ES syntheses for their outreach; they publish parvo outbreak-communication material. | Med |
| Cornell Maddie's Shelter Medicine, Resources page | Resource link | vet.cornell.edu shelter-medicine-resources | Live resources page; serves NY plus 14 states including Colorado-adjacent regions. Approach: suggest inclusion in their curated resource list. | Med |
| ASPCApro, Canine Parvovirus | Resource link | aspcapro.org canine-parvovirus | Major shelter-staff resource hub with a dedicated CPV page that links out. Approach: contact ASPCApro editorial to be added as a linked resource; strong fit for the practical treatment syntheses. | High |
| ASPCApro, Canine Distemper Virus | Resource link | aspcapro.org canine-distemper-virus | Dedicated CDV page that links to further resources. Same approach as the CPV page. | High |
| Association of Shelter Veterinarians (ASV), Additional Resources | Association listing | sheltervet.org/additional-resources | ASV curates an outside-resources page. Approach: request listing; ASV also publishes the open-access Journal of Shelter Medicine (jsmcah.org), which is a research-library citation source and a possible commentary venue. | High |
| Maddie's Fund, parvo resources | Resource link | maddiesfund.org evolving-strategies-for-treating-parvo | Live parvo treatment resource page (also has vaccination-protocols pages). Nonprofit that curates shelter resources. Approach: suggest as a linked further-reading resource. | Med |
| AVMA, Canine Parvovirus (pet-owner resource) | Resource link | avma.org canine-parvovirus | AVMA's public parvo page; they also publish a Spanish parvo owner brochure (ebusiness.avma.org). Hard to get a link added, but worth a resource-suggestion email. Flagged: no open contributor path, low reachability. | Low |
| AAHA, 2022 Canine Vaccination Guidelines Resource Center | Association / resource link | aaha.org resource-center | Curated toolkit and resource center covering core vaccines (CDV, CPV). Approach: suggest the research library as a citation-backed companion resource. Corporate-sponsored, so link additions are selective. | Med |
| WSAVA, Vaccination Guidelines | Association / resource link | wsava.org vaccination-guidelines | Global body with dedicated Latin America regional vaccination guidelines, a strong fit for the ES angle. Approach: contact via the Vaccination Guidelines Group; offer the site as a LatAm-facing plain-language resource. | Med |
| Best Friends Network Partners | Partnership / resource link | network.bestfriends.org | 6,000+ shelters/rescues; free membership; publishes disease-outbreak strategy editorials (e.g. "Taming canine disease outbreaks in shelters"). Approach: join as a supporting resource, get the site referenced in their proven-strategies library. High reach into US rescues. | High |
| Revival Animal Health, Learning Center (Parvo Treatment Guide) | Resource link | revivalanimal.com puppy-parvo-treatment | Widely-read rescue/breeder-facing parvo guide. Approach: outreach suggesting a reciprocal further-reading link to the research library. | Med |
| The Animal Medical Center (AMCNY) blog, parvo | Resource link | amcny.org parvo blog post | 2025 parvo article covering monoclonal antibody and Parvo Tracker. Approach: comment/outreach suggesting the research library as a source; strong topical overlap. | Low |
| Revista Balto (Spain/LatAm small-animal vet publication) | Guest post (ES) | revistabalto.com | Companion-animal vet magazine; explicitly invites article contributions. Contact: [email protected]. Approach: pitch a Spanish-language parvo/distemper clinical-update piece, a direct fit for the ES pages. | High |
| AMMVEPE (Asociacion Mexicana de MVZ Especialistas en Pequenas Especies) | Association listing / partnership (ES) | ammvepe.app | Mexico's leading small-animal vet association. Approach: contact about listing the ES research resource in member materials; the Ajijic/Mexico angle makes this a natural partner. Flagged: verify a current resources/contact page on the .app site before pitching (site is app-style, contributor path not obvious). | High |
| FedMVZ, Asociaciones directory (Mexico) | Association network (ES) | federacionmvz.org/asociaciones | Federation listing every regional Mexican vet association, a directory to find local associations (including Jalisco/Guadalajara near Ajijic) to approach for ES resource listings. Approach: use as a prospecting list, then email individual state associations. | Med |
| FMVZ-UNAM (Ciencia Veterinaria) | Resource link / academic (ES) | fmvz.unam.mx | Mexico's top vet school; publishes Spanish CPV literature. Approach: contact shelter/small-animal faculty about linking the ES syntheses; also a citation source for the research library. Flagged: no single "resources" backlink page, this is a relationship/outreach target, not a form. | Med |
| Journal of Shelter Medicine & Community Animal Health (JSMCAH) | Academic citation / commentary (open access) | jsmcah.org | ASV's open-access journal with recent CPV monoclonal-antibody and outpatient-treatment studies. Approach: cite in the research library (builds authority and potential reciprocal awareness); possible letter/commentary venue. | Med |
Start here: the 6 highest-leverage, most-reachable
- Revista Balto (revistabalto.com, [email protected]), an actual open door: they invite contributions, Spanish-language, small-animal vet audience. The ES parvo/distemper content is a perfect fit and this is the single easiest guest-content win. Just email a one-paragraph pitch.
- ASPCApro parvo and distemper pages (parvo page and distemper page), huge US shelter-staff reach, both pages already link out to resources, and the practical syntheses match their tone. One editorial outreach email covers both.
- UW-Madison Shelter Medicine parvo and distemper resource pages (parvo and distemper), curated academic resource pages that visibly link outward; a well-placed link here carries real authority and drives vet traffic.
- Association of Shelter Veterinarians additional-resources page (sheltervet.org/additional-resources), ASV curates exactly this kind of outside resource, and their open-access journal doubles as a citation source. High trust with the shelter-vet audience.
- Best Friends Network (network.bestfriends.org), free to join, 6,000+ rescues, and they publish disease-outbreak strategy content. Best single channel for reaching US rescues at scale.
- AMMVEPE (ammvepe.app), Mexico's top small-animal vet association; the Ajijic origin story makes this the most authentic LatAm partnership, and it anchors the whole Spanish-language distribution push. (Confirm the current contact/resources page before pitching.)
Flags (could not fully verify a clean contributor/backlink path)
- VIN, no public "write for us" page exists; it's a members-only community, relationship-based only.
- AVMA parvo page, no open contributor route; link additions are unlikely. Kept as low priority.
- Today's Veterinary Nurse, author-guidelines PDF is 2018/2020; confirm current submission contact before pitching.
- AMMVEPE, the .app site is app-style; a specific contributor/resources/contact page was not confirmed. Verify before outreach.
- FMVZ-UNAM, no single backlink/resources page; treat as academic relationship outreach, not a form submission.
Suggested pitch snippet (reusable, EN)
"Hi, I run curecaninedisease.com, a free research hub on canine parvovirus and distemper. It pulls together current treatment syntheses in English and Spanish, a 31-paper open-access research library, and a CPV knowledge graph. I'm a medical technologist, not a vet, so everything is sourced and framed as 'discuss with your clinician,' and I'd love for it to be useful to the vets and shelters you reach. Would you consider linking it from your parvo/distemper resources? Happy to tailor a plain-language piece for your audience if that's more helpful."
Verified live July 2026. Re-check contributor pages before pitching if this document is more than a few months old, contact pages and editorial policies change.
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