NEW YORK, NY – Dr. Aaron Vine, veterinarian, announced the release of his debut book, How to Save Your Pet, Yourself, and Your Wallet From Pain and Suffering, offering insights into pet care and emergency prevention. Garnering immediate attention, this guide has secured the #1 new release spot in veterinary medicine on Amazon.

Drawing upon his two decades of experience in emergency veterinary medicine, Dr. Vine presents a comprehensive guide for both new and seasoned pet owners. From ingesting harmful substances to sustaining injuries, the book discusses common pet accidents and emergencies, providing practical advice to mitigate risks and ensure animals’ well-being.

Dr. Vine received a B.S. in Biology from Tufts University before earning his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. Since then, he’s dedicated his career to saving the lives of countless pets.

“I’ve seen thousands of pets over the past 20 years and emergencies happen daily. However, many of the emergencies brought in can easily be prevented,” Dr. Vine says. “This book is a culmination of my experiences and a guide to equip pet owners with the knowledge necessary to keep their pets safe. Reading it will save a lot of headaches, stress and thousands of dollars.”

How to Save Your Pet, Yourself, and Your Wallet From Pain and Suffering is now available on Amazon, Amazon UK, Amazon Australia, Target.com, and Walmart.com. An Audiobook version is coming soon to Audible.

For more information on Dr. Aaron Vine and How to Save Your Pet, Yourself, and Your Wallet From Pain and Suffering, please visit www.ypysyw.com.

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About Dr. Aaron Vine:

Dr. Aaron Vine is a distinguished veterinarian with over 20 years of experience in emergency medicine. Born and raised on Long Island, New York, Dr. Vine's commitment to animal welfare has earned him recognition on platforms such as Long Island News 12’s Animal Island, Long Island Herald, and Primetime Periodicals. He holds a B.S. in Biology from Tufts University and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine.