Veterinary Information Network
“An excellent resource for veterinarians to have available for pet owners and an excellent book for staff members who are uninformed about cancer treatment.”
Oncolink
“The benefit of this book is not so much in the specific medical details, but in the support and guidance it provides in navigating the complicated and stressful world of cancer treatment.”
DogWorld Magazine
“This 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 overwhelmed and more able to navigate the many options available.”
Veterinary Information Network
“This book should be required reading for all veterinary technician students… Clients will surely benefit from a copy surreptitiously tucked in among the pets returned belongings or cremains.”
San Francisco Chronicle
“Kaplan offers sound and compassionate advice to help guardians navigate this painful journey from start to finish.”
Midwest Book Reviews
“Losing a pet can be a daunting thing. [This book] is a helpful guide to coping with both the impending death of a beloved pet and dealing with these tragedies… Laurie Kaplan provides a shoulder for pet loves to cry on and cope with, making [this book] a solidly recommended piece.”
