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Johnson-Delaney, DVM  \nClinical Veterinarian, University of Washington Regional Primate Research Center, Seattle, Washington Associate Veterinarian, Exotic Pet and Bird Clinic  \nKirkland, Washington Coedited by  \nLinda R. Harrison  \nEditorial Director, Wingers Publishing Lake Worth, Florida  \nWINGERS PUBLISHING, INC.  \nPost Office Box 6863 Lake Worth, Florida 33466-6863  \nLibrary of Congress Catalog Card Number: 95-061275  \nISBN: 0-9636996-4-4  \nEditorial Director: Linda R. Harrison  \nElectronic Publishing: Roy A. Faircloth  \nArt Director: Kari McCormick  \nTypist: Bonny Murrell  \nConsulting Medical Editor: K. Storm Hudelson  \nEXOTIC COMPANION MEDICINE  \nHANDBOOK FOR VETERINARIANS ISBN: 0-9636996-4-4  \n©1996 Wingers Publishing, Inc.  \nAll rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior written permission from Wingers Publishing, Inc. All inquiries should be addressed to Wingers Publishing, Inc. , Post Office Box 6863, Lake Worth, Florida 33466-6863. Made in the United States of America. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 95-061275  \n10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1  \nPREFACE   \nDear Reader:  \n“The Exotic Companion Medicine Handbook” began as a way forme to organize all my quick reference notes, diagnostic and clinical pathology charts, formularies, lists, and other clinical notes that I found I needed close at hand during practice. The very nature of avian and exotic animal practice requires drawing from many reference sources. Diverse continuing education courses and the switching of mental gears between office calls requires far more knowledge than one is prepared for in traditional small animal practice.  \nI long ago stopped memorizing life history numbers, dosagesand the other bits of reference information needed infrequently. Instead, I memorized where I had to look for quick reference. Those “cheat sheets” had expanded into three, large loose-leaf notebooks, and it was clearly time to put the information into amuch more concise and usable form.  \nWith the encouragement, support, and enthusiasm of Linda Harrison, Greg Harrison, and Wingers Publishing, the idea of creating a concise, pocket reference source became a reality. This publication contains the information needed quickly by anyone working with companion birds, rabbits, rodents, ferrets, hedgehogs, reptiles and amphibians. We put it in notebook form so the clinician could customize and rearrange pages to fit personal information needs. We kept the size of the book small enough to be carried in a laboratory coat pocket. This book was designed for veterinarians, veterinary technicians and students. Much of this information may be of use to others in other fields who work with animals. We hope you find the “handbook” very useful and welcome your comments on this project.  \nI would like to thank and acknowledge those in addition to the folks at Wingers who have contributed to the form and content  \nof this project: W. B.“Skip” Nelson, Carrie Reid, Melanie Longfellow, Stephanie Knutson, Christine Cannon, the members of the Association of Northwest Avian and Exotic Veterinarians, Storm Hudelson, Cheryl Greenacre, Michael Delaney, Gail Hoofnagle, Michael Garner, Susan Brown, Carolyn Cray, Robbie McFerret Delaney, and all the avian/exotic practitioners who share their experiences through journals, conferencesand organizations so the rest ofus can better the lives of nontraditional companion animals.  \nSincerely,  \nCathy A. Johnson-Delaney, DVM  \nHOW TO USE  \nThis quick reference guidebook is for you to personalize and develop in ways that best suit your individual role in animal care. The Exotic Companion Medicine Handbook for Veterinarians consists of a 13-ring pocket-sized binder and 20 color-coded tabs with the following titles:  \nSMALL MAMMALS Ferrets  \nRabbits  \nS","cbCaifI92NddY7m1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifI92NddY7m1","pdf",4744644,586,"English","# Preface\n# How to Use\n## Binder setup and tab system\n## Chapter structure and contents pages\n## Coverage topics and reference ranges\n## Illustrations and sources","[{\"question\":\"Who is the handbook intended for?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and students working with companion birds and other exotic animals.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the information organized for quick access?\",\"answer\":\"The book uses a 13-ring pocket-sized binder with 20 color-coded tabs, and each chapter begins with a contents page to locate abbreviated topics quickly.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of clinical topics does the handbook cover?\",\"answer\":\"It includes guidance on common species and care, behavior and diet, housing and preventive care, restraint and sexing, physiologic and reproductive quick facts, breeding and raising young, first visit/annual examination, blood collection, injection sites, reference ranges, radiography, common conditions, and zoonotic potential.\"}]","EXOTIC COMPANION MEDICINE HANDBOOK FOR VETERINARIANS - Handbook for Veterinarians | PDF",205]