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BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Behavioural Medicine
Edited by: Debra Horwitz (Veterinary Behvaior Consultations), Debra Horwitz, Daniel Mills (UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN) and Sarah Heath
Pub Date :2003
Description
The classic BSAVA Manuals of Canine Behaviour and Feline Behaviour were ahead of their time in the appreciation of the importance of small animal behaviour and its problems and treatment. This completely new Manual builds on their success.
Written primarily for the veterinary surgeon in general practice, by veterinarians working in the fields of behaviour in different countries, the BSAVA Manual of Clinical and Feline Behavioural Medicine offers both sound scientific information and practical easy-to-follow advice. The book will also appeal to those who already have a special interest in behaviour problems.
Following a consideration of the place of behavioural medicine within the practice setting, the normal behaviours of cats and dogs are described. Some more theoretical chapters are included, to give a background understanding of learning theory, the physiology of fear, and types of aggression. But the major focus of the Manual is on the practical approach to history taking, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis, and follow-up of the range of behavioural problems encountered in dogs and cats. Colour photographs and specially commissioned drawings illustrate important features such as body postures, and tables throughout help the reader to access important information quickly.
In the last 10-15 years the veterinary professional has increasingly appreciated the wider importance of animal behaviour and psychological well-being. Behavioural problems can disrupt the pet=owner relationship to the point of breaking, and many pets are re-homes, abandoned or euthanased as a result. Safeguarding the pet-owner relationship and assisting owners in gaining a deeper understanding of their companion animals is an integral part of modern veterinary practice. The BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Behavioural Medicine will enable you to cater for this need.
TopTable of ContentsThe role of behavioural medicine in veterinary practice; Development of behaviour, social behaviour and communication in dogs; Social behaviour, communication and development of behaviour in cats; The role of the family in behavioural therapy; Learning, training and behaviour modification techniques; Preventive behavioural medicine; History-taking skills; Control problems in dogs; Management problems is cats; House soiling by dogs; House soiling by cats; Behaviour problems in the geriatric pet; Miscellaneous behaviour problems; Fear and stress; Separation-related problems in dogs; Noise phobias in dogs; Fear of places or things; An overview of aggression; Canine aggression; Feline aggression; Compulsive behaviour; Psychotropic agents; Complementary, alternative and integrated therapies; Glossary; Owner questionnaires; Referral form
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