From daschunds to Dobermans, from malamutes to mixed breeds, all dogs need good veterinary care. For ten years this book has taught owners how to give that care, what to do in emergencies, and when to visit a veterinarian. Dr. Gerstenfeld’s clear and understanding advice will help you keep your dog healthy and save yourself worry, time and money.

Now expanded with discussions of canine health insurance, recently isolated diseases, genetic ailments, and the latest veterinary techniques, The Dog Care Book remains an indispensable handbook for caring owners. 63 charts to diagnose and treat common ailments Step-by-step first aid with diagrams The essentials of a home pharmacy Plus nutrition, training, breeding, choosing a veterinarian, and much more

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“Puppies”

Well, maybe that is smart after all since both draw you two closer. But, Puppies simply don’t know the difference between that great rope with knots that pet stores sell for tug of war and your favorite shoe. This is where you need to show your superior intellect. You need to never, ever let anyone play tug of war with the puppy or you need to teach him to let go on command right from the very beginning. Read more…

“Excess Tears”

A dog’s excess tears can be caused by many things, including blocked tear ducts, abnormal eyelashes, corneal ulcers, a tumor or cyst on the lids or eyes, a foreign object lodged behind the eyelids, dyes in dog food, or dyes in dog bowls. Read more…