Dog Gone, Back Soon

(Paperback)

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The beloved and eccentric Dr. Cyrus Mills is back, more committed than ever to saving the practice he inherited: The Bedside Manor for Sick Animals. Only he never banked on two divisive forms of competition that threaten his fledgling success and happiness. Will Cyrus be able to win out and keep the traditions of the practice that his parents loved, or will he be forced to adopt the corporate, money-motivated ideas others are trying to push on the practice And will his weakness for jumping to the wrong conclusion jeopardise his relationship with Amy

Reviews

"An enjoyable read...Trout writes from a place of deep knowledge and regard for the bonds people have with their companion animals, and his wry sense of humor provides many smile-inducing moments."
--Bark Magazine
"Animal lovers can unite in heartfelt agreement on the delightful charm, drama, and humor of Trout's follow-up. The book is full of intriguing and colorful characters but none so engaging and endearing as Cyrus, the socially awkward, but genuinely kind, country vet."--Library Journal (starred)
"Pawsitively delightful.... [Nick Trout] once again hits the mark with a wholesome, heartwarming story.... No doubt many animal lovers are panting in anticipation of the next Bedside Manor installment."

--Kirkus Reviews

"Pet lovers, grab your bookmarks. There's a new Big Dog on the shelves, and his name is Nick Trout... Your book group will like this book. Your parents will like this book. And I think you will, too, particularly if your roommate has four feet."--Terri Schlichenmeyer, "Bookworm Sez," syndicated column
"This novel is packed with intriguing medical mysteries and a veterinarian hero who understands animals but is clueless about humans. An entertaining read for animal lovers."--W. Bruce Cameron, author of A Dog's Purpose

Author Bio

Nick Trout is a staff surgeon at the prestigious Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston. He is the author of the New York Times bestseller Tell Me Where It Hurts, Love Is the Best Medicine, Ever By My Side, and The Patron Saint of Lost Dogs, and is a contributing columnist for The Bark magazine. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife, Kathy, and their adopted labradoodle, Thai.