This 2-volume set is intended to be a guide to the diseases of reptiles with particular, but not
exclusive, reference to those in captivity. It supersedes existing literature, contains much …

It appears that the population of reptiles and amphibians kept as pets is likely to reach new
heights. About half a million amphibians and two million reptiles are imported to USA every …

Four introductory chapters and 4 chapters on the biology of snakes, lizards, turtles, tortoises,
terrapins and crocodilians are followed by accounts of anatomy, physiology and disorders of …

The BSAVA commissioned this book in response to requests for more information on reptiles
from practitioners and others concerned with the health, welfare and conservation of reptiles …

Among 1, 249 reptiles dying over a 66-year period at the Philadelphia Zoo, the major cause
of death (up to 60% of turtles and tortoises and 80% of snakes) was inability to adapt to the …

Urinary disorders in reptiles are often recognized only when they reach and advanced state.
Sings of renal disease are often nonspecific and include anorexia, cachexia, changes in …

This book accompanies Infectious Diseases and Pathology of Reptiles, Second Edition to
cover noninfectious diseases of reptiles, meeting the need for a similar, authoritative single …

This is a good and well-produced book which is so interesting that even the veterinary
surgeon who expects never to treat a reptile would find it worthwhile reading. Armed with …

Noninfectious diseases of reptiles involve problems associated with nutrition, husbandry
techniques, neoplasia, reproduction, and developmental and genetic abnormalities …

This handbook was designed to be a short, cheap and easy to use guide for veterinary
practitioners in view of the increasing numbers of captive reptiles. A brief introduction to the …