Veterinary Pharmacy

Since the 1950s, pharmacy's share of pet medicine sales has declined from
about 80% to a current level of 10%. However, with an estimated 26 million
companion animals in the UK, and a pet care market worth around £200
million, there is enormous potential for pharmacists in pet medicine sales.
This is of widespread relevance and is distinct from the role of specialist
veterinary pharmacists involved with livestock and the farming community.
This unique title provides a comprehensive introduction to the subject
of veterinary pharmacy, and will equip pharmacists and pharmacy students
with the knowledge necessary to allow them to become involved in this
rewarding area.
Contents:

* 1. Comparative anatomy;
* 2. Vaccines;
* 3. Animals medicines
* 4. Law;
* 5. Business;
* 6. Animal nutrition;
* 7. Cattle, sheep and goats;
* 8. Horses;
* 9. ,Pigs;
* 10. Fish and bees;
* 12. Pets and human health;
* 13. Cats and dogs;
* 14. Pigeons;
* 15. Mammals;
* 16. Complementary medicine;
* 17. Veterinary wound care;
* 18. Veterinary wound products
* 19. Zoonoses: farm animals and food; Appendices; Index.