From a sore ear to a limp that won’t go away, you’ll know what you’re looking at
Sooner or later almost every dog needs care at home. Sometimes it’s a small complaint you can settle yourself, and sometimes it’s a sign that your dog should see the vet today. The guide helps you tell the difference, whether you’re facing:
- Everyday problems such as a painful toothache or teething, ear infections, itchy or chafing skin, eye irritations, worms, or the kind of limp that breaks your heart to watch.
- Problems that keep coming back: vomiting or diarrhea, trouble with urine or stool, a cough that won’t go away, liver trouble, and more serious conditions such as arthritis and cancer.
- Puzzling symptoms such as patchy hair loss, lethargy or shortness of breath, a worrying discharge, or a change in behavior, like going off food, that may have a medical cause.
- An ill or injured dog who needs the right care, right away.
Nothing replaces a good vet for serious illness, and this guide gets you there at the right moment while you handle the everyday care at home.
Most of a dog’s health comes down to everyday things you can do at home, and doing them well prevents a great many problems before they start. When something does go wrong, knowing what to look for means you spot it sooner, treat it properly and avoid needless vet bills.
That is the job of The Ultimate Guide to Dog Health: a small investment that pays you back in a healthy, happy dog, who is, after all, a member of your family.
240 pages of plain-English dog care, in full color
The guide gathers knowledge and advice from veterinarians and dog care professionals into one fully illustrated book. Its step-by-step flow charts take you from symptom to treatment for dozens and dozens of problems, from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail, and it is written for dog owners, so it never reads like a canine physiology textbook. Inside you get:
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Symptom charts for every body system
Each chart moves from a specific symptom to a recommended path of treatment, and tells you if, when and how urgently to seek veterinary attention. They let you make confident decisions about your dog’s health, and they are an absolute gem.
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Step-by-step instructions for giving medication
Fully illustrated walk-throughs for the eyes, the ears and the mouth, by pill or by paste, so medicine time goes calmly and your dog cooperates. Here is the second step of giving liquid medication, exactly as the guide shows it:
Step 2Next, carefully introduce the tip of the syringe into the side of your dog’s mouth using your right hand, while still firmly holding onto your dog’s muzzle with your left hand.
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A detailed reference to infectious canine diseases
More infectious diseases than you could shake a syringe at, with clear recommendations for a vaccination program.
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Care advice from allergies to canine cancer
Detailed, practical advice in plain English on how to care for your dog through each condition.
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A full catalog of common parasites, inside and out
Color diagrams help you identify these tiny enemies if they make your dog their home. For example, meet a flea, up close and personal:
Spot trouble early, treat it the right way and know when to call the vet
With the guide as your own reference, you’ll learn:
How to deal with common stomach problems that cause vomiting or diarrhea, or put your dog off his food, and why blood in your dog’s feces is no reason to panic, but is a reason to act.
How to stay on top of worming, and what to do when worming pills seem to cause more harm than good.
When a cough is just a cough, and when it’s a cause for concern.
How much of dog health is really simple maintenance rather than major treatment after the fact.
What the tip-to-tip dog examination is, exactly how to do it, and why you can’t do without it.
How to find the real cause of lameness and limping, whether you have an old-timer or an energetic pup.
The best way to stop your dog licking open wounds and making them worse, and it’s the way dogs actually prefer.
How to read dog body language fluently, so you pick up problems early and catch the “conversations” you’ve been missing.
How to notice the subtle changes in behavior, and the basic physical changes, that tell you your dog is not well.
Why so many problems in senior dogs that get dismissed as normal aging are in fact treatable disorders. Dogs don’t need to act old just because they get old.
What’s really in your dog’s food, and why even a slight change in diet can do a great deal for his long-term health and wellbeing.
Ten tips for fast, easy, effective grooming, which does far more for the health of your dog’s skin and coat than make him look good.
The one thing a happy, healthy dog can’t do without, and how much of it is too much.
Straight answers to the questions owners keep asking
How can spaying or neutering solve a host of other problems, besides the obvious one?
What’s the best way to care for a dog with liver trouble or diabetes?
When is the best time to have your dog fixed, and why can it differ for male and female dogs?
What are dew claws, and what do the experts say about having them removed?
When is a broken nail just a broken nail, and when does it need surgery?
Which products help keep your dog healthy, and which are a waste of money?
What’s the difference between hip dysplasia and arthritis, and what can you do about each?
What are the two things that are toxic to dogs but that many owners give them anyway, with the best intentions? (In the First Aid bonus book.)
What’s the difference between vomiting and regurgitation, and which one is no big deal for a dog?
What’s the right way to remove a tick?
What’s the truth about brushing a dog’s teeth?
Over 50 detailed diagrams, images and illustrations, all in full color
Pictures show you what to look for faster than any description. Here are two of the diagrams from the guide:
The answer that starts at the food bowl
Scores of quick tips run through the chapters, each one a small piece of insight that keeps your dog healthy. The food-bowl question from the top of this page is settled by one of them:
Quick Tip
Dry food – or at least a mixture of dry and wet food – will be better for your dog’s teeth in the long run than only wet food.
Did You Know?
Food allergies can be quite common for dogs. “Sensitive stomach” diets are available at pet stores, and they often solve the problem.
Four more books, free with your order
We want the best for every dog and every owner, so with The Ultimate Guide to Dog Health you also get these four bonus books at no extra cost.
The Ultimate Guide to Dog First Aid
Worth $24.95
The ideal companion to the health guide: a handbook for first response in dog emergencies, from accidents to health problems and from fights to bites. You’ll discover:
- How to perform “doggie CPR”, chest compression and even the canine version of the Heimlich maneuver.
- How to make a muzzle in an emergency when you don’t have one.
- Why “shock” means more in medical terms than you might think, and how to treat a dog suffering from it.
- How to treat bites, burns and bleeding wounds the right way, for the quickest recovery with the least discomfort.
- A confident method for telling which situations are emergencies, and how to give urgent care where it’s needed.
175 Gourmet Recipes for Your Dog
Worth $19.95
John Stanley knows how to enjoy caring for, and cooking for, a beloved pet. His book opens with the all-important list of what not to feed your dog, then serves up nearly 200 pages of recipes, from “Down-Home Hound Hashbrowns” for the dog who loves breakfast to “Little Lassie Livers” for puppies. There’s even a section of international cuisine.
101 Ways to Spoil Your Dog for Under $10
Worth $19.95
Low-cost luxuries for your dog, and free, fun things to do that will keep you both entertained for hours. They run from the entirely sensible, such as finding a great dog park that isn’t a “dog park”, to the completely ridiculous, such as finding the right costume for the pet parade. Every one of the 101 costs under $10.
20 Super Healthy Recipes for Your Dog
Worth $19.95
Stanley came back for more with this 24-page handbook of recipes that are easy to prepare and prove that healthy food can taste just as good as everything else, to your dog at least.
That’s another $84.80 of dog care books, yours free with the guide.
Everything you get, and what it is worth
| The Ultimate Guide to Dog Health package | Value |
|---|---|
| The Ultimate Guide to Dog Health | $49.95 |
| Bonus: The Ultimate Guide to Dog First Aid | $24.95 |
| Bonus: 175 Gourmet Recipes for Your Dog | $19.95 |
| Bonus: 101 Ways to Spoil Your Dog for Under $10 | $19.95 |
| Bonus: 20 Super Healthy Recipes for Your Dog | $19.95 |
| Total value | $134.75 |
Combined value $134.75
$37for the guide and all four bonus books
That’s about 73% off the value of everything in the package, and less than the guide’s own regular price of $49.95.
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We wrote this guide for dog owners who know how much it matters to be proactive about their pet’s wellbeing. Being ready spares your dog the discomfort and pain that advanced symptoms bring, and it saves you money at the vet when you spot small problems before they become big ones. With a complete guide to dog health on hand, you’re equipped for whatever the often wild lives of our domesticated companions throw at you.
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Malcolm Fields
Kingdom of Pets, Ltd.
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How you get the guide, and what it can do for you
How do I get the guide after I order?
It’s an instant download. As soon as your payment goes through you can download the guide and the four bonus books, with clear instructions and technical support every step of the way.
Can I get a printed copy?
No. So that we can offer this price, the guide is available only as an electronic download. That also means no shipping costs, no waiting, and nothing lost or damaged in the mail.
Does the guide replace my vet?
There’s no substitute for reliable veterinary attention, and the guide never pretends otherwise. Its symptom charts tell you if, when and how urgently to seek it, and the rest of the book shows you the everyday care that prevents most problems in the first place.
Is it for new dog owners or experienced ones?
Both. You don’t need to be an expert to recognise and respond to a dog health problem, because the guide has done that part for you. New owners get an essential resource from day one, and experienced owners get a complete reference for puppyhood through the golden years.
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