Handy! | The First Aid Companion for Dogs & Cats (Prevention Pets)

An absolute must-have | The First Aid Companion for Dogs & Cats (Prevention Pets) | Amy D. Shojai

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	• The First Aid Companion for Dogs & Cats (Prevention Pets) Amy D. Shojai Rodale Books, 2001 - 439 pages average customer review:based on 36 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great Book!

This book is wonderful! Very easy to understand and great to have when a emergency comes up. I recommend this book to all who have pets.

Handy!

Now *this* book is worth having, and giving, an buying! Easy languages, tells you whether it's really serious, or just "don't waste money on the vet just now". Help for the unsure and the sure, using household items, by experts! This book made me forget my previous lemon-purchase: one real gem out of two, could be worse :-).

I really recommend it for everybody who wants to give their cat normal everyday good care, without extravaganzas.

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An absolute must-have

I'm sure there are many pet owners out there who would not have a clue what to do in an emergency. I was one of them - but not anymore! This book is incredible - it covers every possible emergency situation and is easy to understand. We all hope no harm ever comes to our beloved furry pals but the truth is - anything can happen at any moment, and not necessarily when our neighborhood vet office will be open. If you love your pet and want to be educated on how to possibly save it's life should the situation ever arise - please buy this book.

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Fabtastic First Aid

The material in this book is timely and practical. I reviewed it with my Vet and she was impressed. Thank goodness for this comprehensive help!

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Outstanding Mini-Encyclopedia of Pet First Aid

There is so much useful information in just this one volume. What's more, there is a symptom finder, allowing a quick overview of possible causes of given symptoms among dogs and cats. There are two tables of poison hazards, including one which tells what human medications should never be given to cats (although veterinarians advise that no human medications should ever be given to animals without checking with them). The animal conditions that can be helped by first aid range from life-threatening situations to such things as constipation in cats. There are many helpful diagrams. One of them shows how to make a homemade Elizabethan collar and another one shows how to restrain a seriously-injured animal for the trip to the vet.

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