Your Dog's Golden Years: A Manual for Senior Dog Care Including Natural and Complementary Options - Tapa blanda

Twenty canine experts reveal the stages of your dog's life, ailments he may encounter and provide remedies and solutions for your senior dog's care. They share therapies, treatments and simple techniques for the senior dog that embrace both veterinary and natural practices. Your Dog's Golden Years provides you the information, answers and options you need. With them, you become empowered to make the best decisions for your senior dog's care. Throughout, you will be guided by a variety of canine professinals who love and care for them. You and your dog will benefit from their wisdom and expertise as they share experiences about their own as well as of thousands that they have skillfully treated and nurtured through the years. Your Dog's Golden Years book delivers the answers and tools to help you provide your senior dog with a longer, happier and healthier life.

Jennifer Kachnic and Claude have assembled 20 canine professionals to assist in your quest ... delivering an array of possibilities to make your dog more comfortable, and yes happy, in his senior years. Included are: Dr. Alice Villalobos, the president of the Society for Veterinary Medical Ethics (SVME). Doug Koktavy, best-selling author of The Legacy of Beezer and Boomer and a certified counselor for the Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement.Dr. Brian Pryor, author of the book Clinical Overview and Applications of Class IV Therapy Lasers and founder of LiteCure, LLC, which created the Class IV laser system most used by veterinarians.They, along with Dr. Fred Metzger, Sherri Franklin, Liz Brooking, Dr. Brian Lapham, Terri O'Hara, Dr. Susan Lauten, Maia Bazjanac, Martha Pease, Dr. Andi Harper, Dr. Erin Mayo, Francis Cleveland Fitzgerald, Dr. Marcie Fallek, Ella Bittel, Dr. Michelle Morrison and Julie Dudley guide you in new ways to enjoy your moments together and improve their quality.Your Dog's Golden Years includes My Favorite Resources at the end of each chapter—books, websites and organizations that are recommended by each of the contributing authors.