Field Guide: Dog First Aid Emergency Care for the Hunting, Working, and Outdoor Dog |  | Authors: Randy Acker, Jim Fergus
Brand: Liberty Mountain
Category: Book
List Price: $15.00
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 111778
Media: Paperback
Autographed: No
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Pages: 75
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 4.3 x 0.5
ISBN: 1885106041
Dewey Decimal Number: 796
EAN: 9781885106049
ASIN: 1885106041
Publication Date: November 1994
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Amazon.com Review
This is the first pocket field guide that will cover the injuries and problems that your dog can encounter in the field, presenting the symptoms and treatment. This first aid guide is 4 x 6, pocket -sized and spiral bound for easy use.
Product Description
Nothing can ruin a day afield (and sometimes an entire trip) faster than a dog injury. This is the first field guide covering the injuries a dog can encounter in the field, presenting the symptoms and treatment: Features. Sized to fit in a pocket (4 x 6) and spiral bound for easy use. Each section is tabbed for quick access to a particular ailment and covers such things as snake bites, gunshot wounds, poisoning, choking, cuts, bleeding, lacerations, pests, eye problems, vomiting, ear problems, shock, heat prostration, broken bones, conditioning, and first aid supplies.
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Very Useful June 17, 2005
Ted Claussen (Olympia, WA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This was a very useful book and I keep it inside a hunting back pack at all times. This book is definitely worth adding to your canine related library. Along with a quality first aid kit!
For the camping, hiking, traveling, hunting, outdoor dog! September 5, 2000
Janice M. Hansen (California United States)
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
Being a nurse, I take the proverbial "be prepared" to extremes, but when you are camping hundreds of miles away from the nearest emergency health care facility, you must be educated to handle most emergencies of your family members.Well, DON"T FORGET THE DOG We just adopted a wonderful black labrador, and being a busy outdoor kind of family I needed a concise, handy, well rounded emergency care manual for my little boy, Abbott. I researched and decided on this pocket field guide that is perfect for carrying on your outdoor excursions. I am pleased with the content and find the directions easy to follow, even for a lay person uneducated in medicine. Hopefully, my dog will never need emergent care, but I feel better knowing and gathering the knowledge needed to be there for him if the need becomes reality. Buy this book and put together a first aid kit for your dog. His life could depend on it.
The best, clearest, most useful first aid book out there. August 31, 1999
27 out of 28 found this review helpful
I've reviewed many first aid books in my search. This is the clearest, most practical canine first aid book I've found. Most books read "take dog to nearest vet", this isn't always possible and this book covers what to do in those situations using clear text and precise pictures. Essential for anyone who takes their dog anywhere (even those dogs who just go to the park and back), but essential for dogs who go hiking, camping, travelling, kayaking, etc with their humans; anywhere you wouldn't be able to reach a vet within 20 minutes. Keep one in your car's glove box, the dog's backpack (along with a portable first aid kit), and one at home.
 Great reference for hunting, fishing, camping, hiking! April 2, 1999
6 out of 10 found this review helpful
This is excellent to have for emergencies and general knowledge of what to do when an injury occurs. Very usefull!
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