The Merck Veterinary Manual

The Merck Manual ( 10th edition)  been completely redesigned for easier reading. Offering a colorful new look at animal health, this edition is truly indispensable.  New in this edition are hundreds of full color images, expanded coverage of exotic and laboratory animals and ten new chapters of vital animal health care information.  The Merck Veterinary Manual is the indispensable reference for veterinary medical practitioners, researchers and scientists as well as all animal health care industry professionals.

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 Content:

• Comprensive discussion of diseases and disorders affecting all common domestic animals
• Expanded coverage of exotic animals, including pet birds, fish, ratites, reptiles, and rodents
• Zoonotic potential of veterinary diseases is highlighted throughout
• Expanded discussions of topics such as antimicrobial resistance, off-label drug usage, vaccines, and advances in imaging techniques
• Extensively revised Behavior and Immunology sections
• Reorganized Toxicology section for easier reference

Ten Brand-New Chapters

• African Hedgehogs
• Biology of the Immune System
• Cloning of Domestic Animals
• Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine
• Disorders of Potassium Metabolism
• Equine Metabolic Syndrome
• Poisonous Mushrooms
• Porcine Circovirus Diseases
• Pseudopregnancy in Goats
• Seminal Vesiculitis in Bulls