Where There Is No Pet Doctor
Written by a veterinarian and long-distance sailor, Where There is No Pet Doctor is designed for people traveling with pets in areas where little or no veterinary care is available. This health manual is a must-have for backwoods or international travelers, sailors, people who focus on preparedness, and anyone spending substantial time in areas lacking veterinary services.
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- Title Where There Is No Pet Doctor
- Subtitle A Manual for Cruisers, RVer's, and Backcountry Travelers
- Edition Fourth Edition (2021)
- Page Count 463
- Dimensions 6" x 9"
- ISBN-13 979-8-570493-20-9
- Author David LaVigne
- Publisher David LaVigne
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“When it comes to health issues...it’s up to you to be your pet’s common sense.”
— Where There Is No Pet Doctor
Where There Is No Pet Doctor addresses the ways that you, as a pet owner with common sense and a few skills, may be able to treat your dog or cat until professional care is available, or provide emergency, life-saving treatment, if needed.
The book includes a rating system to gauge various procedures according to both degree of difficulty and possible risk to the pet. Suggested lists of drugs and supplies are also included, along with a drug formulary that gives proper dosages for many medications found in human medical kits.
Praise for Where There Is No Pet Doctor
“Unlike other pet care books, [it] takes it to the next level...We would highly recommend that before you ever set out to cruise again with pet in tow that this book goes on board as well.”
— Florida Dog Magazine
“[A] fully stocked medical manual...In addition to various diseases and treatments [he] also offers preventative measures and level-headed advice once injury has occurred.”
— Soundings Magazine
“[T]his book is actually fun to read. Moreover, it contains a wealth of information on how to keep your pet healthy in remote settings—everything from preventing parasites to removing fish hooks...This guy knows about cruising and about animal medicine.”
— Canadian Yachting