Veterinary


All Creatures Great and Small (All Creatures Great and Small, #1-2)
The Lord God Made Them All (All Creatures Great and Small, #7)
All Things Wise and Wonderful (All Creatures Great and Small, #5-6)
All Things Bright and Beautiful (All Creatures Great and Small, #3-4)
Tell Me Where It Hurts: A Day of Humor, Healing, and Hope in My Life as an Animal Surgeon
The Merck Veterinary Manual
Exotic Animal Formulary
Every Living Thing  (All Creatures Great and Small, #8)
Plumb's Veterinary Drug Handbook
Textbook of Veterinary Anatomy
Clinical Textbook for Veterinary Technicians
The 5 Minute Veterinary Consult: Canine and Feline
Dog Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook
James Herriot's Dog Stories
Clinical Veterinary Advisor: Dogs and Cats
De gelofte, Boeken 1–3 (De liefde van de miljardair Book 3) by Lily ZanteHorse Colour Explained by Jeanette  GowerAI for Horse People by Jeanette GowerThe Thinking Horse Breeder by Jeanette Gower7 Fast Ways To Put One More Book In A Reader’s Hands This Week by Kirk Voclain
Essential Horse Books
10 books — 4 voters

Simply Effective by Ron AshkenasHouse Broken by Sonja YoergExplorer's Guide to Wildlife Adventures by J.Z. HuntThe Other End of the Leash by Patricia B. McConnellHarvard Business Review Leader's Handbook by Ron Ashkenas
Books for Veterinarians
111 books — 51 voters

Farrah Rochon
“ How much more will that cost on top of the surgery?" Did it matter? She had just spent nearly four thousand dollars getting that salivary gland surgically removed. Was she going to allow her dog to die of an infection because it would cost an extra two hundred? Bryson took a mental step back. Who in the hell was he to pass judgment? Maybe she didn't have an extra two hundred dollars. Maybe she had scraped together every cent she had for the surgery. He knew better than most what it was like to h ...more ”
― Farrah Rochon, Pugs and Kisses

Mansum Yau
“ Many people kennel train their dogs when they first take them home. Many people don’t carrier train their cats. They shove their cat into a carrier, have the cat panicking in the carrier, and then expect their vet to deal with the cat that’s fighting tooth and nail (pun intended). There needs to be a shift in mentality regarding cats and their carriers. Cats can be trained, and they can benefit from the safety and comfort of their carriers too. ”
― Mansum Yau, The Ins and Outs of Cat Carriers: A Veterinarian's Guide to Cat Carriers

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