How to Save Your Pet Yourself and Your Wallet From Pain and Suffering
by Aaron Vine, DVM
Dr. Vine has been featured on Long Island News 12’s Animal Island as well as in Long Island’s Herald and Primetime Periodicals. Aaron Vine on Live Show
About Me
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Aaron Vine was born and raised on Long Island, New York. He graduated from Tufts University with a B.S. in Biology in 2000. Following his years at Tufts University, he graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine after receiving his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree in 2004.
Dr. Aaron Vine joined a 24/7/365 emergency hospital in March 2004. By 2006, he had become the Director of Emergency Services. During his tenure as Director of Emergency Medicine, Dr. Vine participated in over 1,000 emergency shifts.
Dr. Vine has been featured on Long Island News 12’s Animal Island as well as in Long Island’s Herald and Primetime Periodicals.
About The Books
How to Save Your Pet, Yourself, and Your Wallet from Pain and Suffering
For the new pet owner or the seasoned, Dr. Aaron Vine reviews the common accidents that he sees during pet emergencies. The crazy preventable accidents range from flea infestation to dislodging a ball from the throat of a choking patient.
Squiggle the Tiggle Book
Meet Squiggle the Tiggle, a delightful creature from the fantastical Land of Pibnee, as he searches for a friend to giggle and jiggle with! This tale begins with Squiggle ready to explore the world and make new friends, but finding a friend proves to be a challenge. From evading a hungry fish in the shimmering Yellow Bay to escaping the clutches of the fiery Lava Queen, Squiggle’s quest is filled with unexpected twists and enchanting characters.
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9 Ways to Keep Your Dog Safe in the Snow
“It is very important to keep your pet safe and healthy during the winter season, especially during storms,” says Dr. Aaron Vine, a veterinarian at Central Veterinary Associates.
“The extreme cold may have an adverse effect on your pet’s health, so pet parents must take the necessary precautions for their pets when bringing them outside.
It is especially important during extreme weather circumstances to ensure that your pet is microchipped, which makes it easier to locate them. In the event they become ill as a result of being exposed to the elements, please bring them to a veterinarian immediately.”
Bring Your Best Friend Along on Your Next Vacation
Queens, New York, resident Beth Marks and her family adopted Maltese terrier Bailey last year, and they are already planning a vacation that will include the six-year-old dog. “We couldn’t imagine not bringing her with us on a trip,” Marks says. “She is part of the family, and we like to spend time with her. When we adopted her, we made a lifestyle choice to be ‘dog people.’”
Veterinary Hospitals See Surge
Veterinary hospitals are struggling to keep up with demand from pet owners who’ve lost their homes as well as from pet stores and pet care centers that have lost power.
How to Save Your Pet, Yourself, and Your Wallet from Pain and Suffering
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What Readers Says
If you are interested in the medical aspect of pet ownership, this book will give you info on the common accidents and emergencies that pets encounter so you can be proactive on prevention and action.
The information provided is easy to understand and implement. Dr. Vine has a knack for breaking down complex medical concepts into digestible pieces of wisdom, so that readers can deal with emergency situations with their pets.
I particularly appreciated the preventive measures so I can guard my pets from harm. Of course, my dogs, Edna and Sam are very important to me, so I want to safeguard them as much as possible.
Dr. Vine’s writing style is engaging and relatable, and I really love the anecdotes and real-life examples he gave. His passion for veterinary medicine shines through, inspiring readers to become more knowledgeable about their pets’ health. The practical tips on how to minimize veterinary expenses without compromising on quality care is a very welcome addition, particularly in today’s economic climate.
I highly recommend this book as a must-read for anyone who shares their life with a furry friend.
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