Wiley-Blackwell Feline Medicine and Therapeutics

The greater number of cats kept as pets and the upgrading of their status to "primary pets" has led to a demand for better veterinary care. As practitioners become increasingly aware of feline medicine as an important subject area, and cease to approach cats as "small dogs", there is a clear need for an up–to–date reference source. This second edition is extensively illustrated and covers all aspects of feline medicine from nutrition to intensive care. The book is 25% larger, with new chapters on, for instance, feline immunodeficiency virus (feline AIDS)