The Merck Veterinary Manual is the most comprehensive, reliable reference for veterinary professionals. Trusted for more than 50 years, this reference now features hundreds of full-color images, including illustrations, photomicrographs, and radiographic, ultrasonographic, and endoscopic images. In addition, all 3,000 pages have been updated to reflect the latest advances in veterinary medicine. This new edition offers comprehensive coverage of exotic and laboratory animals and an extensively revised zoonoses reference table. The section on behavior has been thoroughly revised, and includes the most current information on diagnosing and treating behavioral disorders in dogs, cats, and other domestic animals. Updated Ten Brand-New Chapters The Merck Manual has also been completely redesigned for easier reading. Offering a colorful new look at animal health, this edition is truly indispensable.
Always good to have a book like this handy to explain things when you need it. That way you don't always have to bug your vet for every little question you might have and also prepares you to ask the questions that would benefit you the most.
A great reading tool for every veterinarian (student and non-student) that keeps you informed and reminds you of details you would spend a whole amount of time finding online or in other multiple books.
This book had a lot of Information in it. It is used by some practicing Veterinarians still today, especially those who work with cattle. If you are interested in Animal Health or Cures this is a wonderful book and very informative.
Reúne la información básica y necesaria que todo médico veterinario debe saber. Es esencial para los estudios y formación. Su información es completa y bien detallada. Le doy 4.5 estrellas.
A general account of diseases and disorders of animals that are commonly seen by veterinarians,including farm animals like cows and horses, companion animals like cats and dogs, and exotics like birds and snakes. Helps to assist in the general understanding certain ailments, their treatments, and their symptoms. Great read for those interested in veterinary medicine, though it can be dull at times.