Skin Diseases of Exotic Pets 1st Edition

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Skin Diseases of Exotic Pets 1st Edition


by Sue Paterson, Published: 2006, FileType: PDF

Skin diseases of exotic pets 1st edition

There is currently a lot of interest within veterinary medicine in both dermatology and exotics, yet, despite this interest, there is no single text available that focuses on both these key areas.

This book, for the first time, provides a practical guide to dermatological problems in birds, reptiles, fish and mammals. Divided into the four groups, each section has a chapter introducing the structure and function of the skin of each group, a chapter on examination and diagnostic tests, and further chapters on species specific skin diseases and treatments. Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat Third Edition

Written in a quick reference format and including almost 200 colour photographs, this book is a handy resource for veterinary practitioners, veterinary students and veterinary dermatologists alike.

The format of this book is to be applauded as the authors introduce the veterinary ‘novice’ concisely and comprehensively to the subject and the species involved. This book cannot be overlooked. It deserves a place on veterinarians’ bookshelves. A welcome addition to the available literature. The book is well structured and uses a lot of graphics for ease in finding information.

This book Skin Diseases of Exotic Pets 1st Edition does a very nice job filling a niche in exotic pet veterinary literature. Dermatologic conditions in a wide range of exotic animals are presented in an easily referenced format. The authors have attempted to provide a very thorough listing of pathologic conditions. It should prove very useful to most veterinary practitioners.

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