Dog Health

The most informative guide to canine health and nutrition -- to lengthen and enhance the lives of your dogs. You want the best for your dogs, and this book shows you how to optimize your canine companions' physical and mental health. "Dog Health & Nutrition For Dummies" provides tips on canine nutrition, diet, and special food-related health problems (obesity, diabetes, etc.). Experts give you advice on exercise, recognizing and treating common maladies, and caring for the older dog. Plus, this friendly guide covers canine first aid, drugs, and alternative therapies.

The UC Davis Book of Dogs is destined to become a dog owner's second best friend, combining the latest developments in veterinary medicine with a solid tradition of canine health care. Dog owners, breeders, exhibitors, judges, groomers, kennel operators and veterinarians will find this complete medical reference invaluable. In-depth information about all aspects of canine health - from the selection of a dog to emergency and home-medical attention - is contained in this single volume. Dog lovers everywhere will rely on this book to ensure the well-being of their dog - whether a purebred show dog or the family pet. The book includes guidelines for choosing the right dog, with descriptions and drawings of the many breed types; expert information about inappropriate behavior; and full explanations of the many disorders and diseases that can affect dogs. An extensive glossary is also included, defining complicated medical terms clearly and concisely. While it will never replace a trained veterinarian, the UC Davis Book of Dogs can help anyone who lives and works with dogs to become better-informed medical consumers and caregivers.

Dog health - The domestic dog's health is possibly one of the best-studied areas in veterinary medicine, since the dog has had such a long and close relationship with humans.

Dog skin disorders - Dog skin disorders are probably the most crucial disorders that dog owners have to deal with. The dog's skin and coat is an indicator for its general health.

Australian Bulldog - The Australian Bulldog, also known as the Aussie Bulldog, is a developing dog breed from Australia. Selective breeding was begun in the 1990s by breeders who wished to create a dog with the look of a British Bulldog without that breed's inherent health problems.

Dog Eat Dog - Dog eat dog is an informal expression which means ruthless competition, as in "It's a dog eat dog world."

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