The book promises “veterinary science” but heavily skews toward dogs, cats, and horses. The single chapter on avian behavior is superficial—parrot feather-picking is discussed in two pages, despite being one of the most common and complex behavioral referrals in exotic practice. Reptile and small mammal behavior (rabbits, guinea pigs) feels like an afterthought.
Identifying subtle shifts in behavior that suggest a relapse in a medical or behavioral condition. Zooskool Japan Dog Sex
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