Dogs To Go!

FINALLY!  A genuine "how to" manual covering all aspects of caring for the paralyzed pet. 

RECEIVING RAVE REVIEWS FROM VETERINARIANS AND PET OWNERS ALIKE!

STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXPRESSING A BLADDER, MAKING A SLING FOR HAND WALKING, TREATING FRICTION SORES AND MUCH, MUCH MORE.

WE THINK EVERY PERSON WHO LIVES WITH A DISABLED PET WILL BENEFIT FROM OWNING ONE OF THESE INFORMATIVE MANUALS.

CONTAINS HINTS AND SECRETS FROM 22+ YEARS OF TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE FROM A REGISTERED VETERINARY TECHNICIAN. 

HAS RECEIVED THE STAMP OF APPROVAL FROM VETERINARIANS AND PET OWNERS.  A LONG NEEDED INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL! 

THE AUTHOR, LAURIE MILLER IS A REGISTERED VETERINARY TECHNICIAN WITH OVER 22 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH DISABLED PETS. 

THIS MANUAL HAS TAKEN OVER ONE YEAR TO COMPLETE.  IT IS PACKED FULL OF GREAT HINTS AND TIPS TO HELP YOU MANAGE THE NURSING CARE OF YOUR DISABLED PET.  Laurie

IN ADDITION TO LAURIE'S EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH THESE PETS IN A CLINIC SETTING, LAURIE AND LARRY HAVE ALSO HAD TWO DISABLED DOGS OF THEIR OWN.  INCLUDING MARY, A PERMANENTLY PARALYZED SCHNAUZER WHO HAS BEEN IN A DOGS TO GO CART FOR OVER 5 YEARS.

This manual will be an invaluable tool to help you with the care of your pet.  It details all of the physical therapy that you can do at home to help your pet recover. 

It covers in detail how to properly express a bladder.  How to treat pressure and friction sores which are very common on down dogs.  And, real life, day to day care of our own dogs. 

Great photographs to help guide you through each step.  Simple, easy to follow step by step instructions. 

This manual is also used in the exam rooms in our clinic to help instruct owners about the daily care of their pet. 

ORDER A COPY TODAY!  You will be glad you did.

Only $29.95 plus shipping. 

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We guarantee this manual will answer all those questions that you have when you own a disabled pet. 

You will also read inspirational stories to help you cope with the emotional aspects of living with a disabled pet.