Akita Books Health Related
(Used)
Three classic Akita books, served as invaluable resources in the early years of the Akita, and still do today.
All of these books would be of interest to anyone who is interested in the beginnings of the Akita in North America and the kennels and names of the those breeders Some contain the pedigrees of many of the foundation Akitas, should anyone want to see the pedigrees of the dogs that go back to their animals.
By Wendell O. Belfield and Martin Zucker How to Have a Healthier Dog: The Benefits of Vitamins and Minerals for Your Dog's Life Cycles
Dr. Belfield recommends specific regimens of vitamin and mineral supplements for all cycles of your pet's life, identifies the symptoms of common dog diseases, analyzes commercial dog foods, and tells you when it is necessary to consult a veterinarian.
By DVM Alfred J. Plechner and Martin Zucker (name & phone number on the inside cover whited out, otherwise in good condition)
Pet Allergies, Remedies For An Epidemic
The startling facts why pets die before their time… Why they itch, scratch, attract fleas…And what you can do about it.
By Catherine O'Driscoll (name & phone number whited out on inside cover, otherwise in excellent condition)
Who Killed the Darling Buds of May?
In 1997, we published the book, ‘Who Killed the Darling Buds of May?’. This seminal work brought together, for the first time, the scientific evidence to prove that vaccines are the biggest killer of companion animals today. Revised and expanded in 1998 under the new title of ‘What Vets Don’t Tell You About Vaccines’, the book is now an official word-of-mouth best-seller. CHC members can be proud that their hard work contributed to the largest canine vaccine survey ever to be mounted – a survey that the veterinary establishment is still trying to ignore in order to protect vaccine income.
Donated by :
Name : Barbara Mallar
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