Exotic Animal Medicine for the Veterinary Technician

30.09.2016

Englisch

9781118914281

John Wiley & Sons

Nein

536

3

Taschenbuch

Bonnie Ballard, DVM has worked in veterinary medicine since 1974, first as a veterinary assistant and then later as a veterinary technician. Dr. Ballard holds a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine. In 1997, she developed a veterinary technology program at Gwinnett Technical College in Lawrenceville, Georgia, where she acts as the program director. Dr. Ballard also practices small animal medicine as a relief veterinarian. Ryan Cheek, RVT, VTS (ECC), is a veterinary technologist and a full time instructor at Gwinnett Technical College. Before this position he was head technician of the exotic animal department and emergency and critical technician in private practice.

Exoten, Pflege i. d. Veterinärmedizin, Veterinärmedizin, Veterinärmedizin / Exoten, Veterinärmedizin f. Zoo- u. Wildtiere, Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Medicine - Exotic Pets, Veterinary Medicine - Zoo & Wildlife, Veterinary Nursing & Animal Care

MZV - Tierpflege

Contributors, ix Preface, xiii Acknowledgments, xv Disclaimer, xvii About the Companion Website, xix Section I: Introduction 1 Exotic Animals in Clinical Practice, 3 Bonnie Ballard Section II: Analgesia and Anesthesia 2 Exotic Anesthesia and Analgesia, 11 Jody Nugent-Deal 3 Anesthetic Equipment and Monitoring for Exotic Patients, 31 Katrina Lafferty Section III: Avian 4 Psittacine and Passerine Birds, 43 Cheryl B. Greenacre and Lillian Gerhardt 5 Psittacine Behavior, Husbandry, and Enrichment, 73 April Romagnano and Tarah L. Hadley 6 Aviary Design and Management, 83 April Romagnano 7 Sex Differentiation and Reproduction, 89 April Romagnano and Tarah L. Hadley Section IV: Reptiles 8 Lizards, 95 Brad Wilson 9 Snakes, 137 Ryan Cheek and Maria Crane 10 Chelonians, 183 Samuel Rivera 11 Herpetoculture and Reproduction, 197 David Martinez-Jimenez Section V: Amphibians and Aquatic Animals 12 Amphibians, 215 Brad Wilson 13 Fish, 251 Sandy Skeba and Susan Coy Section VI: Mammals 14 Ferrets, 273 Colleen Roman and Tarah L. Hadley 15 Rabbits, 287 Vanessa K. Lee, Douglas K. Taylor, Michael J. Huerkamp, and Deborah Mook 16 Mice, Rats, Gerbils, and Hamsters, 319 April Romagnano 17 Chinchillas, 333 Ashley Schuller and Bonnie Ballard 18 Guinea Pigs, 341 Jill Murray and Maria Crane 19 Degus, 351 Jill Murray 20 Hedgehogs, 359 Ashley Schuller and Michael Duffy Jones 21 Skunks, 367 Samuel Rivera 22 Sugar Gliders, 371 Samuel Rivera 23 Prairie Dogs, 375 Samuel Rivera Section VII: Hematology 24 Avian and Reptile Hematology, 381 Denise I. Bounous Section VIII: Zoo, Aquarium Medicine, and Wildlife 25 The Role of a Veterinary Technician in a Zoo, 389 Sandy Skeba 26 The Technician's Role at a Public Aquarium, 397 Susan Coy 27 The Role of theVeterinary Technician inWildlife Rehabilitation, 401 Melanie Haire Section IX: Appendices 1 State/FederalWildlife Permit Offices, 431 2 Wildlife Admissions/Exam/Care Forms, 433 3 Handling and Restraint ofWildlife Species, 437 4 TailWrapping, 443 5 Guide to Identification of Hatchling and Nestling Songbirds, 445 6 Average BodyWeights of Selected North American Songbirds, 449 7 Species Care Sheets, 451 8 Biological Data of Selected North AmericanWild Mammals, 457 9 Glossary of Medical Conditions and Treatments, 459 10 Wildlife Product Sources, 463 11 Additional Resources, 467 12 Supplies Necessary for an Exotic Practice, 471 13 Animal Training Documentation, 473 14 Animal Data Transfer Form, 475 15 Operating Protocols: Animal Training Request Form, 481 16 Operating Protocols: Enrichment and Evaluation Form, 483 Index, 485

276 mm

21.8 cm