Clinical Textbook for Veterinary Technicians Sixth Edition,   ISBN:9780721606125

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This is a great book! I am an uncertified veterinary technician and I swear by this book! It's descriptions are thorough and there are lots of pictures and diagrams.

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I haven't been through the whole book, just skimming it and reading parts that interest me. I'm not impressed. I've found bad information, such as ferrets needing only 30% protein, and needing a bath once a week. It also recommended hiding meds in cheese, yogurt, or ice cream. Sugar is a big no with ferrets, due to their risk of insolonoma. AND they are lactose intolerant! It also mentioned that breeding facilities tattoo the ferret's ear with two dots to indicated spay/neuter and descent. True, but ONLY for Marshall's. Canadian uses an 'I'.
Oh, but the best mistake so far, and I quote, (pg 486) "Typical rodents used for snake food include rabbits, rats, mice, gerbils, chickens, lizards, and other snakes." !!!! What about a chicken is a typical rodent???!!!!

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The edition they sent was the correct one and it was received in 5 days. Great job!

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The book came to me in the best condition that I could have hoped for and I was very happy with the service that I recieved in relation to it.

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I bought this book for my husband, who is a vet tech. He uses it for a reference and is constantly looking something up. I'm surprised that there are used copies, because he would never give his up. It was well worth the money I spent.
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