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Veterinary Pharmacy

1st Edition

Publication Date   January 2004
Publisher   Pharmaceutical Press
Product Type   Book
Pages   608
ISBN Number   9780853695349
Product Code   PHP079
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Summary


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. In addition there is a public health dimension resulting from the interaction between humans and animals.

This is of widespread relevance to community pharmacy and is distinct from the role of specialist veterinary pharmacists involved with livestock and the farming community.

This unique new 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.

Content


  • Part One. Animals and Human Health
    • 1. Keeping Animals-implications for Human Health Care
    • 2. Food Borne Disease
  • Part Two. Introduction to Veterinary Pharmacy
    • 3. Veterinary Medicines
    • 4. Veterinary Vaccines
    • 5. Complementary and Alternative Therapies
    • 6. Legal Requirements for the Sale and Supply of Veterinary Medicinal Products
    • 7. Business and Financial Aspects of Veterinary Pharmacy
  • Part 3. Commercial Animals
    • 8. Comparative Anatomy and Physiology
    • 9. Animal Nutrition
    • 10. Diseases of Cattle, Sheep and Goats
    • 11. Pigs
    • 12. The Diseases and Health Care of Bees
  • Part 4. Companion Animals
    • 13. Cats and Dogs
    • 14. Other Small Pets
    • 15. Health and Nutrition of Horses
    • 16. Pigeon Health Care
    • 17. Fish
  • Part Five. Management of Wounds
    • 18. The Management of Animal Soft Tissue Injuries
    • 19. Wound Management Materials
  • Index