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Understand your dog’s diagnosis and feel more prepared for the next conversation with your veterinarian. Solutions for Dogs With Cushing’s Disease: How to Make Your Best Friend Feel Better is a free PET | TAO ebook by Marc Smith, DVM, and Casey Damron, DVM, exploring conventional care, nutrition, and holistic perspectives on canine Cushing’s disease.
When changes in your dog’s thirst, appetite, coat, or energy leave you with questions, clear information can help you organize your concerns. This guide introduces the terminology, testing, and care topics you may encounter, so you can take a more informed role in your dog’s veterinary care.
Start learning at no cost. Add the free ebook to your cart and complete checkout to receive your PDF download. No physical book will be shipped.
You don’t have to make sense of every option on your own. Use the ebook to note questions about your dog’s diagnosis, nutritional needs, medications, and potential complementary support, then discuss them with your veterinarian.
Originally published in 2017, this ebook includes specific treatment recommendations, doses, and information about natural approaches. Do not start, stop, or change medications, herbs, supplements, or a prescribed diet based on the ebook alone.
This educational resource does not replace diagnosis or individualized veterinary care. If your dog becomes suddenly weak, collapses, or is otherwise acutely unwell, seek veterinary care promptly rather than relying on the guide.
Add your free copy to your cart and prepare for more informed conversations about your dog’s care.
It introduces canine Cushing’s disease, signs and diagnostic testing, dietary considerations, holistic perspectives, conventional treatments, monitoring, and prognosis. It is educational reading for dog parents who want to better understand the topics involved in veterinary care.
Yes. The ebook discusses milk thistle, fish oil, and Eastern herbal formulas alongside conventional treatment options. These are topics to review with your veterinarian, not automatic recommendations for every dog. Appropriateness depends on your dog’s condition, medications, and laboratory results.
No. It was published in 2017 and contains treatment details that require individual assessment and review with your veterinarian. Do not use its doses as instructions or replace prescribed care with herbs or supplements without your veterinarian’s direction.
Add the ebook to your cart at no charge and complete checkout to receive the 28-page PDF download. This is a digital resource, not a printed book, so no physical item will be shipped.
I am trying to download the free book on cushings but it is not allowing me to anywhere on the website. Has it expired by chance? Thank you for your help
Thank you for your question! The free ebook is still available. You can access it here by adding it to your cart and completing the checkout process (you'll be charged $0 and can download the book at the end of the checkout process): https://tcvmpet.com/products/dog-cushings-disease-ebook?variant=31345893605446
The book was helpful, and informative.
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a positive rating and for checking out our ebook, Cindy! I hope your dog with Cushing's is doing well. -Samantha
The article is very good covering pre diagnosis potential aliments your dog may experience, holistic and medical treatment with drug therapy and pointing out that it is sometimes extremely difficult and a long process to obtain the specific diagnosis of Cushing's. My dog an 8 year old female bull-boxer-pit mix (a rescue I had for only 4 years) showed the first sign at 4:25am on a warm June morning, when she had a grand mal seizure. Then the slow and steady need for more water. We thought all the "water" on her bed in the morning was drool - no smell, no yellowing but chronic, along with very frequent seizures. I see a holistic vet and we ran so many tests and ruled out so many things and I tried acupuncture, manual chiropractic adjustments, diet and supplement changes. The concerns with her wellbeing didn't improve. Several months later the diagnosis of Cushing's Pituitary (tumor) - like the last paragraph on page 20. We opted for medication to control the Cushing's but the tumor grew. She crossed the Rainbow Bridge about 2 months after the diagnosis and starting medication. I concur with the article, in my experience, this is a hard to diagnosis properly illness. My dog seemed to present what looked like uncorrelated symptoms and atypical of the "usual" Cushing's.
Use this article as part of your learning and do more research. Have open and clear dialogue with your vet where you can get honest and timely information to plan accordingly, hopefully have great outcomes and regardless enjoy your pet to the fullest!
You were great but unfortunately you were not able to ship my order because you did not ship overseas.
My French Bulldog, Hudson, has Cushing’s Disease and I did not want to go with the traditional veterinary medicine. After research I decided to treat him holistically and TCVM popped up. I ordered 3 products geared toward Cushing’s disease and within a week he was feeling better. Within a month he was his old self. I know Cushing’s is not curable but I am so happy all of the products worked and he is not on veterinary meds which have severe side effects. I can’t thank TCVM enough for the education and supplements for Cushing’s Disease and helping my boy! I will keep ordering!
Yes, the Ebook was very informative and helpful...Trying a lot of the holistic approach ideas and he is doing a bit better.
