Snakebite! Country's foremost authority dispels myths, has best practices for bird hunters/dogs

Spencer Greene has more degrees and professional bonafides than any other three people I've met. What matters to bird hunters and their dogs is his expertise in toxicology, with a specialty in venomous snakes including the ones we'll meet in the field.

Former fire fighter, MD, professor at Univ. of Houston, and emergency room physician, this guy has seen it all, and treated it. We'll dig deep into poisonous snakes (pardon the pun), their dangers to dogs and humans, what to do and not do when bitten. Spencer will steer us straight on what to do if our dogs are bit, what not to do and what we should expect at the veterinarian's office or emergency room.

You'll be better prepared should  you encounter a limping dog, swollen muzzle or a bite on your own ankle. You will undoubtedly change the contents of your dog first aid kit as a result of Spencer's recommendations.

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