First Aid Books:
Pets

First aid books for pets, who knew it would be such an extensive topic? These books not only cover first aid for dogs and cats, we even have books here for horses and birds.

While no one is expecting you to do the work of a vet. It wouldn't hurt to learn what to do between the time of the accident and the time you get to the vet.

Written by a vet it covers it all.

Pet First Aid: Cats and Dogs (Paperback)
by Bobbie Mammato

An up-to-date, affordable, authoritative reference covering emergency care for both dogs and cats in a single volume. Emergency procedures for CPR, choking, bleeding, trauma, poisoning as well as non-emergency topics related to pet care are covered.

First Aid for Dogs: What to do When Emergencies Happen Bruce Fogle

Customer Review-“It very clearly tells how to check symptoms. It covers almost every imaginable condition a dog owner would usually encounter. In the money it will save in trips to the vet that weren't needed, using this book will save its cost many times over"”

The First Aid Companion for Dogs & Cats Amy D. Shojai

Basic first-aid techniques, such as cleaning a wound, making a splint, and performing CPR-- step-by-step! Which over-the-counter human medications can help--or harm--your dog or cat. What to keep in your pet's medicine chest many essential items are probably in your house already!

First Aid For Birds: An Owner's Guide to a Happy Healthy Pet (Hardcover)
by Julie Rach Mancini and Gary A. Gallerstein

At last, a book for pet owners that focuses on administering first aid to birds. You'll not only learn step-by-step information on emergency situations bird owners might encounter, you'll also learn how to quickly save your bird's life by taking action, and how to prevent emergencies by feeding your bird a balanced diet, regularly trimming his wings and nails and bird-proofing your home.

The Complete Equine Emergency Bible: The Comprehensive Guide To Coping With Every Horse-Related Emergency From First Aid To Road Safety (Hardcover)
by Karen Coumbe and Karen Bush

The Complete Equine Emergency Bible offers comprehensive advice on exactly what to do should one or one's horse become injured when out riding or at the stable yard.

Dr. Kellon's Guide to First Aid for Horses (Spiral-bound)
by Eleanor Kellon

It's color coded and spiral bound making it one of the best horse first aid books we've run across. It is organized by injury with clear first aid instructions and degree of serverity. We loved it!

Hands-on Horse Care: The Complete Book of Equine First-Aid Karen E. Hayes

From Booklist“With more pleasure horses reaching the age of 15 years, this book fills a need for information on the care of these equine senior citizens.

A Medical Guide to Hazardous Marine Life (Spiral Bound) by Paul S. Auerbach

The diver’s book that can save your vacation, or save your life. Practical, easy-to-use medical guide for scuba divers and others who explore the unique marine environment and who may eventually be stung, bitten, or punctured by a hazardous marine animal. Dr. Auerbach condenses and organizes a voluminous amount of important information and succinctly presents therapies which truly may be lifesaving.

Homeopathic First Aid for Animals: Tales and Techniques from a Country Practitioner (Paperback) by Katherine Walker

An A-to-Z reference for using homeopathy to treat animals. The gentle and effective qualities that have made homeopathy such a popular remedy for humans make it the perfect treatment method for animals as well. This reader-friendly guide is an A-to-Z reference for treating almost any emergency that may befall our beloved animal companions.

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