Quick Reference Guide to Unique Pet Species
Pages: 624
Publisher: Zoological Education Network, Inc.
Edition: 2011
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0-9706395-3-8
Format: PDF
Size: 36.4 MB
Description:
The full-color, highly visual Quick Reference Guide to Unique Pet Species CD addresses husbandry and health issues of 101 nontraditional pets.
It includes not only those commonly seen in private practice (e.g., rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs) but also those animals that are presented less frequently (e.g., swans, day geckos, Bennett’s wallabies, pygmy goats) that have health concerns needing veterinary attention.
In addition to the expected topics for each animal (Physical Characteristics, Sexing and Reproduction, Behavior, Captive Housing, Diet, Restraint, Anesthesia, Most Common Disorders and Zoonotic Potential), information is offered for each subject on Subspecies, Origin, Free-ranging Habitat, Adult Size, Environmental Enrichment, Special Considerations and References .
* This CD includes the Unusual Pet Care sections I, II, III and IV.
Pages: 624
Publisher: Zoological Education Network, Inc.
Edition: 2011
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0-9706395-3-8
Format: PDF
Size: 36.4 MB
Description:
The full-color, highly visual Quick Reference Guide to Unique Pet Species CD addresses husbandry and health issues of 101 nontraditional pets.
It includes not only those commonly seen in private practice (e.g., rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs) but also those animals that are presented less frequently (e.g., swans, day geckos, Bennett’s wallabies, pygmy goats) that have health concerns needing veterinary attention.
In addition to the expected topics for each animal (Physical Characteristics, Sexing and Reproduction, Behavior, Captive Housing, Diet, Restraint, Anesthesia, Most Common Disorders and Zoonotic Potential), information is offered for each subject on Subspecies, Origin, Free-ranging Habitat, Adult Size, Environmental Enrichment, Special Considerations and References .
* This CD includes the Unusual Pet Care sections I, II, III and IV.
