All Aboard! Today's Feature is a Blog Stop on our Book Tour!

"We're visiting Arwen's Pack today, Gib! Woo!"


Today, we are so excited to bring you to our next stop on our FiveSibes™ Tale: What's Wrong With Gibson? Learning About K-9 Epilepsy Book Release Blog Tour to our furpals' Arwen's Pack! Please be sure to pop over there and read their post and look at all of the great pics of the beautiful Arwen, Nyxie, and Fenway and stay awhile and check out the other wonderful stories, information, and photos in their blog while visiting! 

Arwen reading What's Wrong With Gibson?
We want to send our heartfelt thanks for Arwen's Pack for hosting us and helping us spread the word about Canine Epilepsy. It is our goal to unite Epi-dog parents worldwide and to let Hu-families know that while Canine Epilepsy is indeed very scary, our beloved furkids can live a happy life with help from us and our vets. We also hope that by educating children, we will eliminate some of the fear and even teach a few valuable and helpful pointers so if they ever see their pet, or even a friend, or family member having a seizure, that they will not be as frightened. A percentage of proceeds from the book sales will be donated to Canine Epilepsy Resources, a great online resource and information center for Epi-dog parents worldwide.

Thank you (with many woos, too!) to Arwen, Nyxie, Fenway, and Hu-Mom for hosting us today!


Other stops and wonderful sites along the way who are featuring  
What's Wrong With Gibson? that you may like to visit, include:




If you would like to host us as part of the book tour, please feel free to contact us at FiveSibes(at)gmail(dot)com. We'd love to have you join in and help spread the word about K-9 Epilepsy Awareness. If you would like to purchase a copy of What's Wrong With Gibson? you can do so by visiting ArcticHouse Publishing.  A percentage of proceeds from the sale of the book will benefit the Canine Epilepsy Resources Center to aid them in their continued work of providing valuable information and resources to Epi-dog parents worldwide.
 

Comments

  1. The Daily Pip February 17, 2012 at 9:01 AM

    We will be sure to check out the post! The book sounds great and SO IMPORTANT!

    Your pal, Pip

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  2. ForPetsSakeFebruary 19, 2012 at 1:35 AM

    Aww shucks! We were happy to be a part of the tour and love our friends at FiveSibes!!

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  3. The ThugletsFebruary 19, 2012 at 3:41 AM

    What a fabulous review the Arwen's pack did on the book!
    Big Nose Pokes
    The Thugletsx

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  4. Elaine PritchardFebruary 20, 2012 at 5:10 AM

    We heard about your book from Arwen's Pack too.

    It sounds great. Congratulations on getting it published hope it really helps spread awareness of canine epilepsy.

    Love and licks, Winnie

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  5. SagiraFebruary 20, 2012 at 5:46 PM

    How nice of Arwen's pack to do that. :)
    Congrats again on your book. :)

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