Helpful, but not comprehensive

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	• The Nature of Animal Healing : The Definitive Holistic Medicine Guide to Caring for Your Dog and Cat Martin Goldstein D.V.M. Ballantine Books, 2000 - 368 pages average customer review:based on 122 reviews view larger image
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The Nature of Animal Healing

This is an awesome book filled with an incredible amount of eye-opening information. It's completely sold me on holistic care for my dog .A must read for any animal lover interested in alternative health care for their pets !!!! I only wish Dr. Goldstein would go on the lecture circuit.What a fasinating man !!!

Very informative

This book is great for anyone who truly cares about their pets health. It is very informative on the subjects of vaccinations, diet and all round pet health. Some of it can even be applied to human health.
It delves into the world of alternative pet care without being wacky.

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Living Proof !

After seeing a review of Dr. Goldstein's book in a Sunday newspaper, I found it on Amazon.com. At the time, my Doberman was recently diagnosed with cancer -- I was looking for information, alternatives and additional methods of treating her disease. I bought the book, read it all the way through in 3 days, and sent an email to Dr. Goldstein asking for help. This was 2+ years ago -- my Dobie, diagnosed as having 6-8 months to live and in need of a full leg amputation, is now 10 years old and running and playing on 4 legs!

The book is clearly written, offers sensible solutions for alternative care and stresses the importance of nutrition as the starting point of health. Kudos to Dr. Goldstein for writing an enlightening book that empowered me to help a beloved pet!

I've reevaluated how I feed and care for my other pet's and have watched them benefit from what I've learned. This is a great book for anyone who loves their pets and wants to use proven methods of nutrition and care.

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Excellent Reading

The information in this book is a must for anyone who cares about the health of their dog. Dr. Goldstein explains to the reader why natural is the best way to feed your dog. He also tells the reader why vaccinations are not necessary every year and how the veterinary medical profession is insistant on yearly vaccinations. And lastly you will find out that when your beloved pet gets cancer, it may not necessarily mean a death sentence.

Helpful, but not comprehensive

I read the book and personally consulted with a vet associated with this clinic. There are many good common sense pieces of information about the importance of diet and supplements, but it should be noted that stories of cure are by nature anecdotal, and should be recognized as such. Everyone has heard of the uncle who was saved from cancer by the vegetarian diet, but then has also heard of those who tried the same diet, and died. In my case, my cat had a medical problem and did not improve on the holistic treatment plans recommended but did improve with conventional therapy. The bill for the services was not cheap, nor were the nutritional supplements they prescribed. I think the ideal approach is to combine both traditional medicine (which has stood the test of time and is reproducible) and the holistic approach. Don't approach this as the end-all and be-all or you may be disappointed and worse yet, depriving your beloved animal of necessary, proven medical treatment. Get second opinions.

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