BSAVA Manual of Rodents and Ferrets

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  • BSAVA Manual of Rodents and Ferrets Book Detail

  • Author : Emma Keeble
  • Release Date : 2009-04-06
  • Publisher : BSAVA
  • Genre : Medical
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 9781905319084
  • File Size : 6,6 MB

BSAVA Manual of Rodents and Ferrets by Emma Keeble PDF Summary

Book Description: The BSAVA Manual of Rodents and Ferrets is a new title to the BSAVA range. The Manual is split into two distinct sections: the first part is dedicated to rodents, covering biology, husbandry, and clinical techniques, as well as the diseases particular to these animals. The second part of the Manual is devoted to ferrets and discusses biology, husbandry and clinical techniques, and diseases by body system. Coverage includes main disease conditions as well as medicine and surgery. The straightforward and clinical approach ensures that veterinarians in practice will find it useful as a general reference text.

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