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| Caroline D. Levin RN |
With a unique combination of personal and
professional experiences, Caroline Levin has
created several important resource books for
dog owners.
Levin’s experience in healthcare began as a
registered nurse. She specialized in such fields
as ophthalmology, family practice nursing, and
endocrinology. After a decade of nursing, Levin
left this field to manage an ophthalmic veterinary
clinic. It was here that she realized the desperate
professional experiences, Caroline Levin has
created several important resource books for
dog owners.
Levin’s experience in healthcare began as a
registered nurse. She specialized in such fields
as ophthalmology, family practice nursing, and
endocrinology. After a decade of nursing, Levin
left this field to manage an ophthalmic veterinary
clinic. It was here that she realized the desperate
need blind-dog owners had for educational material. Since then, she has
written the first two works on this topic: Living With Blind Dogs and
Blind Dog Stories.
Periodically, Levin’s readers contacted her with questions about canine
diabetes and its related problems. She realized that there was a need for
educational material on these topics, too. Levin scrutinized the current
literature, drew on her own nursing background, and consulted with
dozens of experts. What began as a small diabetes text, evolved into a
dissertation on immune disorders, metabolic disease, endocrine
problems, and canine nutrition. The result was her third book, Dogs, Diet
and Disease, winner of the prestigious Maxwell Award for "Best
Healthcare Book 2001."
At the conclusion of that project, Levin was approached by yet another
reader who explained the need epileptic-dog owners had for educational
material. Levin’s latest work, Canine Epilepsy, takes a comprehensive
look at one of the most common neurological problems diagnosed in
dogs today.
Caroline Levin is also an award-winning dog trainer. She has an in-depth
understanding of canine behavior and the methods used to successfully
train dogs. She shows her dogs in AKC obedience trials and the new
sport of musical canine freestyle.
Levin is frequently requested as a guest speaker and has written for a
variety of publications. She has recently been honored with the title of
Blind Dog Advisor to the new Hokkaido Animal Medical Center, Japan’s
largest private veterinary hospital. Several of the author’s books are
currently in publication in Japan and she has plans to visit once they are
in print.
written the first two works on this topic: Living With Blind Dogs and
Blind Dog Stories.
Periodically, Levin’s readers contacted her with questions about canine
diabetes and its related problems. She realized that there was a need for
educational material on these topics, too. Levin scrutinized the current
literature, drew on her own nursing background, and consulted with
dozens of experts. What began as a small diabetes text, evolved into a
dissertation on immune disorders, metabolic disease, endocrine
problems, and canine nutrition. The result was her third book, Dogs, Diet
and Disease, winner of the prestigious Maxwell Award for "Best
Healthcare Book 2001."
At the conclusion of that project, Levin was approached by yet another
reader who explained the need epileptic-dog owners had for educational
material. Levin’s latest work, Canine Epilepsy, takes a comprehensive
look at one of the most common neurological problems diagnosed in
dogs today.
Caroline Levin is also an award-winning dog trainer. She has an in-depth
understanding of canine behavior and the methods used to successfully
train dogs. She shows her dogs in AKC obedience trials and the new
sport of musical canine freestyle.
Levin is frequently requested as a guest speaker and has written for a
variety of publications. She has recently been honored with the title of
Blind Dog Advisor to the new Hokkaido Animal Medical Center, Japan’s
largest private veterinary hospital. Several of the author’s books are
currently in publication in Japan and she has plans to visit once they are
in print.
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