Heartworm Survival Guide: Every Pet Owner's Guide to Understanding, Preventing and Treating Heartworm Disease

The book contains information about heart worms treatment, infection mechanisms, and so forth. The author utilized animal medical journals to consolidate all the useful information and came out with his treatment plans for his dogs. It is subjective and resourceful with alternative treatments that cure and restore the health of the animals. It is indeed the survival guide that most of pet owners should have.

So informative about the disease and takes a look at both the old and new ways for treatment.

After my dog was diagnosed with heartworm I searched online for someinformation but mostly found confusing and conflicting statements. Myveterinarian was little help, he seemed to know very little himself.I really didn't want to give my dog conventional heartworm treatment. Itjust seemed too dangerous and expensive.Thank goodness I found this book when I did as it has really opened myeyes to a disease I new virtually nothing about before. The author reallydid his research which shows. I was pleased how the book took many difficultsubjects and organized them in a way that was easy to grasp. I really feltthat the author was sincere, as he began his research with the intention ofhelping his own dog, who also had heartworm.This book is the real deal, you can see and sense the amount of time andresearch that was needed to complete it. Amazingly, there are no other booksthat even come close to discussing heartworm disease and prevention as thisone does. One thing I didn't know was that ferrets and cats also die ofheartworm disease.I am really thankful for the author who wrote this book. It helped me andmy dog avoid some really dangerous situations and got us on the right trackfor healing. My dog is more energetic, happier and looks and acts years younger!Even if your dog doesn't have heartworm and you are already giving the preventative, there areother things you need to know.This book is a blueprint to keeping your animals free of heartworm and to begin healing any existinginfections safely. Did you know that some treatments of heartworm can be more dangerous thanthe actual disease?