The Ultimate Guide to Dog Health

Knowing when to take your dog to the vet and when not to is a pretty tricky business – how do you tell when he needs to see a professional? After all, it’s not as if you can rely on your dog to let you know.

Nobody likes forking out $80 for a needless visit to the vet, but then again no dog-owner can bear seeing their dog’s suffering, either!

I’ve owned dogs on and off my whole life, and this is still something that I’ve never been 100% comfortable with: of course, I’d always rather be safe than sorry… but I’ve also always wished for a solid understanding of medical basics which would enable me to confidently decide for myself when my dog needs to see the vet – and when I can save both him and myself the hassle!

Stress-Free Dog Care

You can imagine the relief I felt when I happened across The Ultimate Guide to Dog Health (by Malcolm Fields – dog-care professional) on the Internet. This guide is exactly what I was looking for. It’s complete and detailed, covering all the common health problems (both serious and not) that dogs suffer from. It teaches you how to accurately self-diagnose (with the assistance of step-by-step flowcharts which tell you whether he’ll be fine by himself, whether he needs to see the vet, and how urgently the vet should be seen) and while it’s packed with knowledge and advice from veterinarians and trained dog-care specialists, it’s easy on the eye and reader-friendly … you can actually understand what they’re trying to say!

In a nutshell, it’s detailed (covering all the common ailments and illnesses), knowledgeable and it gives you the kind of introduction to dog healthcare that’ll allow you to take good care of your dog – without spending unnecessary time and effort trying to understand the medical terms that are found in veterinary textbooks!

What’s Covered in the book?

The book deals with all the common problems and ailments suffered by dogs. It covers issues like toothache and dental trouble, ear infections, skin rashes and chafing, eye irritations, worming issues, and lameness; chronic problems like vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, asthma, breathing trouble, and liver problems; more severe issues like arthritis and cancer; and symptomatic “alerts? like hair loss, lethargy, and behavioral changes.

On top of that, you also learn how to pick up early warning signs by identifying and interpreting your dog’s body language. How to groom your dog quickly and effectively. How to take good care of his teeth and gums. How to administer medicine safely and easily. How to recognize the early warning signs of health trouble through behavioral and physical changes.

My Favorite Part

While it’s great to learn about dog anatomy and medical problems, the thing that I wanted to know more than anything else was: How can I tell how serious the problem is, and when do I need to take my dog to the vet?

So I was extremly happy to see the many and detailed symptom charts, which were designed especially to help owners make solid decisions about their dog’s health-care. Each chart starts from the specific symptoms of a particular ailment (you just follow the “branches? of the flowchart, depending on the symptoms that your dog has) and tells you the recommended path of treatment for each one, as well as advising whether you need to take teh dog to the vet – and if so, how urgently.

Bonuses

In addition to the 240-page guide itself, you also get four bonus books.

1. “The Ultimate Guide to Dog First Aid?”, which includes how to perform the canine Heimlich maneuver and doggie CPR.

2. “180 Gourmet Recipes for Your Dog?”

3. “101 Ways to Spoil Your Dog for Under $10?”

4. “20 Super-Healthy Recipes for Your Dog?” – which proves that doggie health-food is as delicious as anything else!

These books have a combined value of over $80 – not a bad freebie!

The Ultimate Guide to Dog Health: Summary

All in all, I couldn’t be happier with this product. It’s exactly what I was looking for.

This is an information resource that every responsible dog owner should have access to. Not only does it enable you to make good decisions about the more serious health issues commonly suffered by dogs, but you learn a lot about the minor, day-to-day ailments that almost every dog will encounter from time to time, as well as a host of useful facts on preventative care.

This guide to dog health will help you to spot little problems before they become big ones.

Click here to get the ebook “The Ultimate Guide to Dog Helath”