Self-Assessment Color Review of Small Mammals

 Small Mammals: Self-Assessment Color Review

Self-Assessment Color Review of Small Mammals by Susan A. Brown and Karen L. Rosenthal is a practical veterinary reference covering the medicine and surgery of a wide range of small mammal species. Using a case-based self-assessment format, the book presents 225 questions supported by color photographs, diagnostic images, charts, and tables. Each case includes detailed explanations, diagnostic guidance, and suggested treatment plans, helping veterinary professionals strengthen their clinical reasoning and improve patient care.

Key Features

• Covers medical and surgical conditions in small mammals.
• Includes 225 clinical questions for self-assessment.
• Features rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets, hedgehogs, and mice.
• Addresses less common species, including primates and exotic mammals.
• Uses real-world clinical cases to develop diagnostic skills.
• Includes color photographs, imaging, charts, and tables.
• Provides detailed explanations for each question.
• Offers diagnostic guidance and suggested treatment plans.
• Encourages systematic clinical reasoning and problem-solving.
• Supports veterinary students, practitioners, and small mammal specialists.