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First Aid For Dogs: An Owner's Guide to a Happy Healthy Pet
Do you know what to do if your dog is stung by a bee, breaks a leg or goes into shock? Learn how to distinguish a minor affliction from a true emergency and how to address the situation. Written by a veterinarian for the layman, First Aid for Dogs will help you handle an emergency with the best advice for your dog's health and safety. It contains detailed information on everything from how to assemble a first aid kit to how to give your dog CPR. First Aid for Dogs includes a cross-referenced index in the front of the book for quick access to the problem. Informative illustrations and photographs simplify the application of successful first aid.
128 pages, Hardcover
First published August 1, 1998
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November 7, 2016
As a dog owner, I deemed it necessary to read “First Aid for Dogs”. Once I started reading, I began to feel that I could care for my dog better than I already had. Schwartz uses a very informative tone throughout the book.
This book touches on a wide spectrum on how to care for your dog’s injuries. These range from bone fractures, lacerations, and even drowning. It informs you as to how you carry your injured dog and how to use immediate first aid to slow down further harm. I believe this is very important to know because you can hurt your dog while trying to put it in your vehicle. This book also discusses how to care for every size dog, not just medium sized pooches. Every little detail give in this book is crucial to know for the well-being of your beloved dog.
I really enjoyed reading this book because it is useful and necessary for me to know the things talked about. The only thing I believe should be added is more step-by-step pictures on how to help the dog in some of the situations discussed. I would recommend this informative book to any dog owners or future dog owners.
This book touches on a wide spectrum on how to care for your dog’s injuries. These range from bone fractures, lacerations, and even drowning. It informs you as to how you carry your injured dog and how to use immediate first aid to slow down further harm. I believe this is very important to know because you can hurt your dog while trying to put it in your vehicle. This book also discusses how to care for every size dog, not just medium sized pooches. Every little detail give in this book is crucial to know for the well-being of your beloved dog.
I really enjoyed reading this book because it is useful and necessary for me to know the things talked about. The only thing I believe should be added is more step-by-step pictures on how to help the dog in some of the situations discussed. I would recommend this informative book to any dog owners or future dog owners.
July 21, 2010
gives a clear, easy to understand, short instructions on dog care in an emergency
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