Stay up to date with the latest advances in avian medicine! Current Therapy in Avian Medicine and Surgery, Volume II, brings a wealth of new information on the medical care of avian species with practical approaches to diagnosis and therapy of psittacines and other birds. With many of the topics not previously covered in the first volume, the two books are complementary to one another and provide any veterinarian with an interest in avian medicine, whether novice or expert, the latest advances in internal medicine, anesthesia, analgesia, and surgery. Sections dedicated to behavior and welfare, neonatology and pediatrics, conservation, and practice management explore important, but less commonly discussed aspects of avian practice. With contributions from globally recognized experts on avian medicine, this is a must-have resource for anyone seeking to enhance and expand their expertise and skills in avian healthcare, welfare, and conservation.
1. Chapter 48: Introduction to anthropogenic and environmental threats to avian wildlife - p. 796 2. Chapter 49: Biotoxins - p. 798 3. Chapter 50: Hazards related to man-made structures: Buildings, noise, electric power - p. 804.e1 4. Chapter 51: Petroleum products - p. 811.e1 5. Chapter 52: Anthropogenic toxins - p. 818.e2 6. Chapter 53: Wildfires - p. 826.e1 7. Chapter 54: Wild birds, cats, and one health - p. 833.e2 8. SECTION 12: Medicine of Specific Taxonomic Groups - p. 842 9. Chapter 55: Falconry: Past, present, and future - p. 842 10. Chapter 56: Toucans and hornbills - p. 877.e2 11. Appendices - p. 894 12. Table of common drugs and approximate doses - p. 894 13. Normal clinical pathologic data - p. 894 14. Normal biological data - p. 894 15. Chick growth data - p. 894 16. Index - p. 894
Stay up to date with the latest advances in avian medicine! Current Therapy in Avian Medicine and Surgery, Volume II, brings a wealth of new information on the medical care of avian species with practical approaches to diagnosis and therapy of psittacines and other birds. With many of the topics not previously covered in the first volume, the two books are complementary to one another and provide any veterinarian with an interest in avian medicine, whether novice or expert, the latest advances in internal medicine, anesthesia, analgesia, and surgery. Sections dedicated to behavior and welfare, neonatology and pediatrics, conservation, and practice management explore important, but less commonly discussed aspects of avian practice. With contributions from globally recognized experts on avian medicine, this is a must-have resource for anyone seeking to enhance and expand their expertise and skills in avian healthcare, welfare, and conservation.
1. Chapter 48: Introduction to anthropogenic and environmental threats to avian wildlife - p. 796 2. Chapter 49: Biotoxins - p. 798 3. Chapter 50: Hazards related to man-made structures: Buildings, noise, electric power - p. 804.e1 4. Chapter 51: Petroleum products - p. 811.e1 5. Chapter 52: Anthropogenic toxins - p. 818.e2 6. Chapter 53: Wildfires - p. 826.e1 7. Chapter 54: Wild birds, cats, and one health - p. 833.e2 8. SECTION 12: Medicine of Specific Taxonomic Groups - p. 842 9. Chapter 55: Falconry: Past, present, and future - p. 842 10. Chapter 56: Toucans and hornbills - p. 877.e2 11. Appendices - p. 894 12. Table of common drugs and approximate doses - p. 894 13. Normal clinical pathologic data - p. 894 14. Normal biological data - p. 894 15. Chick growth data - p. 894 16. Index - p. 894
