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Exotic Animal Medicine: A Quick Reference Guide provides readily accessible, user-friendly information for veterinarians who do not have detailed knowledge of the majority of exotic pet species. The book gives the key points on differential diagnoses and diagnostics, along with background information on a wide variety of exotic pets. It is formatted so that, whether experienced with exotics or not, the clinician can at a glance view the likely conditions to be encountered within that species or animal group; develop a potential differential diagnosis list quickly; initiate an investigational plan; and view treatment regimes. Species covered include ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, pet rats, hamsters and other small rodents; parrots, budgerigars and related species, canaries, finches, toucans; lizards, snakes, tortoises and turtles, frogs, salamanders; pond fish, tropical freshwater fish and tropical marine fish.Covers all the commonly encountered exotic pets in one volumeOrganization of chapters by species and clinical signsA standard approach to information presentation, enabling the clinician to access information even more efficientlySuitable for veterinarians all over the world with an introduction written by an American specialist in this fieldReadily accessible, user-friendly: written in note form

Freeze Dried Mealworms are an excellent food or treat for birds of all kinds, especially Bluebirds, Chickens, and Finch; Fish such as Oscars or Cichlids; Small Mammals such as Rats, Hamsters, and Sugar Gliders. Dried mealworms won't crawl out of your bird feeder like live mealworms, and they float in water which will attract the attention of your insect loving fish. Dried mealworms are more nutritionally dense than live mealworms due to the absence of moisture. Meaning your pets will get more of the nutrients they need, without all the filling moisture. Dried Mealworms are a great alternative to live mealworms. Especially during the hot summer or cold winter months when it can be more expensive to ship live mealworms.

Exotic Animal Medicine: A Quick Reference Guide provides readily accessible, user-friendly information for veterinarians who do not have detailed knowledge of the majority of exotic pet species. The book gives the key points on differential diagnoses and diagnostics, along with background information on a wide variety of exotic pets. It is formatted so that, whether experienced with exotics or not, the clinician can at a glance view the likely conditions to be encountered within that species or animal group; develop a potential differential diagnosis list quickly; initiate an investigational plan; and view treatment regimes. Species covered include ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, pet rats, hamsters and other small rodents; parrots, budgerigars and related species, canaries, finches, toucans; lizards, snakes, tortoises and turtles, frogs, salamanders; pond fish, tropical freshwater fish and tropical marine fish.Covers all the commonly encountered exotic pets in one volumeOrganization of chapters by species and clinical signsA standard approach to information presentation, enabling the clinician to access information even more efficientlySuitable for veterinarians all over the world with an introduction written by an American specialist in this fieldReadily accessible, user-friendly: written in note form

Freeze Dried Mealworms are an excellent food or treat for birds of all kinds, especially Bluebirds, Chickens, and Finch; Fish such as Oscars or Cichlids; Small Mammals such as Rats, Hamsters, and Sugar Gliders. Dried mealworms won't crawl out of your bird feeder like live mealworms, and they float in water which will attract the attention of your insect loving fish. Dried mealworms are more nutritionally dense than live mealworms due to the absence of moisture. Meaning your pets will get more of the nutrients they need, without all the filling moisture. Dried Mealworms are a great alternative to live mealworms. Especially during the hot summer or cold winter months when it can be more expensive to ship live mealworms.