Help Your Dog Fight Cancer: What Every Caretaker Should Know About Canine Cancer, Featuring Bullet's Survival Story, 2nd Edition
Gentle, accessible and full of hope, Kaplan's book offers an understandable  overview of cancer pathology and treatment. Anyone in the unfortunate  position to need this information will benefit greatly from [Kaplan's]  reporter's skill at research, her edior's gift for making tough material  readable, and her personal experience. --Dog Fancy Magazine, January 2005In her book, Help Your Dog Fight Cancer: An Overview of Home Care Options,"  Laurie kalan describes her Siberian Husky, Bullet, and his cancer  treatment, providing important information for anyone who would like to  prevent cancer or whose dog has the disease. --Whole Dog Journal, January 2006This compassionate and heartfelt book should be one of the first books the  owner of a cancer dog turns to. It will doubtless help that person feel  less overhelmed and more able to navigate the many options availalble. --Dog World Magazine, August 2006This is an excellent book for owners of dogs with cancer... gives the  veterinary staff a look into the life of someone dealing with cancer. This  is an excellent resource for veterinarians to have for the pet owners  during a difficult time. --VIN Veterinary Information NetworkMs. Kaplan does not sugar coat dog cancer.  For about a month the book sat on a corner of my desk waiting for my  perusal. I always found reasons to put off the task of reading about a  woman, her dog and cancer. I expected a maudlin, touch-feely piece about a  dog that made it because of faith and perseverance. Instead, I found a a  well written exhaustively researched book that covers all the bases. --The South Shore Press, May 2005--This text refers to an alternatePaperbackedition.