My dog has epilepsy ...: ... but lives life to the full!

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Veloce Publishing Ltd, 1. nov. 2014 - 80 sider

Epilepsy is a complex, but fairly common disease in dogs, with an estimated 5% affected by the condition. This guide tackles the disease in an holistic way, with expert advice from leading neurological vets running alongside moving case histories and practical tips for coping. 

 

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and Dedication
4
what now?
15
And remember
21
Treatment options
28
What to do during a
34
The genetics of epilepsy
42
Exercise Staying on the move
54
Complementary therapies
61
When euthanasia is
67
Useful contacts
73
54
79
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Om forfatteren (2014)

Gill Carrick is an author and feature writer who’s contributed to a range of national newspapers and magazines, in the UK and abroad. A former producer and presenter for BBC radio and TV, Gill hosted her own health programme, which was syndicated to radio stations across the UK.

Gill is particularly interested in the subject of arthritis which she believes is an often overlooked area of concern – for animals, as well as humans. 

Her first book on arthritis, Arthritis – The Essential Guide, was published in September 2011. Her second book on the subject, My Dog has Arthritis, but lives life to the full, was published in 2012. My Cat has Arthritis, but lives life to the full, will be published in 2014. 

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