Helping Fido Walk Again: Fighting Back Against Canine Nerve Disease
Product Description
Helping Fido Walk Again: Fighting Back Against Canine Nerve Disease
Book Description
Publication Date: September 12, 2012
What do you do when you come home one day and find your pet unable to move? Lying there almost lifeless with the saddest look imaginable? Fear, panic and despair come to mind, but then it goes from a bad situation to a nightmare when you are told nerve disease! What is nerve disease? Is it curable? What can I do to help my pet recover and be happy and healthy again? In “Helping Fido Walk Again†you'll find the information your looking for to help you change from feeling helpless to being empowered with understanding and hope. Full of definitions and explanations along with information on the latest therapies to assist you in providing the best possible situation for recovery and a positive outcome. “Helping Fido Walk Again†also contains links and references to the latest research to assist you in helping your pet combat nerve damage and disease.
About the Author
R.L. Bogetti is a pet lover and technology consultant. When not going on walks or spending time playing in the yard with Fido, he is either developing state-of-the art software for Fortune 500 companies or reading the latest studies and research reports on herbal remedies and homeopathic therapies.
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Preface
The information in these pages was compiled and consolidated to help those who are suddenly saddened and shocked to learn that their dog has nerve damage or progressive nerve disease. I was thrown into such a traumatic situation literally overnight. Step one involved finding exactly what is nerve damage or progressive nerve disease (degenerative myelopathy). Step two was a frantic search for any and all possible therapies or cures. Finally, step three was, through trial and error, applying what I had learned and hoping for the best. I’m hesitant to state the outcome I achieved with my pet since all cases and situations are different and my results may be much different from yours. I am not a veterinarian or medical professional and do not claim to hold the secret to any miracle cures for nerve disease. I merely want to share what I have learned so that you may be able to apply this information to your own situation. All I will say is to not give up hope, spend as much quality time with your pet as possible, and I’m certain that by following this one simple rule alone will result in a much better outcome for you and your pet.
Gotta go... time for an afternoon walk and some playtime in the yard.
R.L. Bogetti

