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The American Association of Veterinarians provides a directory of mobile clinics, as well as vets who make, as a resource for pet owners. Onsite clinics provide convenience for pet owners, while giving animals the wellness services that they need. Onsite clinics provide many of the same services as a veterinary office. Many offer vaccinations for cats and dogs, as well as introductory visits for puppies and kittens. Some clinics offer wellness Barx buddy exams and diagnostics, and may administer flea and heartworm medication. Certain clinics may even offer surgical and dental services, depending on available equipment and facilities. Some clinics will provide services to animals other than dogs and cats. Ferrets, rabbits, birds, and reptiles are just some examples of pets who may receive services at onsite clinics. Usually, specialized veterinarians provide medical and surgical care for exotic pets, so services will depend upon the availability of staff. Mobile clinics may also provide services to equines or farm animals, depending on the scope of the practice. Some mobile clinics offer specialty programs. In New York City, for instance, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) conducts a program called Operation Pit.