Blackwell's Five-Minute Veterinary Consult Clinical Companion (eBook)

Debra F. Horwitz, DVM, Dipl ACVB Jacqueline C. Neilson, DVM, Dipl ACVB

Preface.

Acknowledgments.

Introduction.

1. Acral Lick dermatitis: canine.

2. Aggression/Canine: Classification and overview.

3. Aggression/Canine: fear/defensive.

4. Aggression/Canine: food.

5. Aggression/Canine: human directed/familiar people.

6. Aggression/Canine: human directed/unfamiliar people.

7. Aggression/Canine: idiopathic.

8. Aggression/Canine: interdog/familiar dogs.

9. Aggression/Canine: interdog/unfamiliar dogs.

10. Aggression/Canine: possessive.

11. Aggression/Canine: redirected.

12. Aggression/Canine: territorial.

13. Aggression/Canine: veterinary office.

14. Aggression/Feline: classification and overview.

15. Aggression/Feline: fear/defensive.

16. Aggression/Feline: intercat.

17. Aggression/Feline: petting induced.

18. Aggression/Feline: play related.

19. Aggression/Feline: redirected.

20. Aggression/Feline: status related.

21. Aggression/Feline: territorial.

22. Aggression/Feline: veterinary office.

23. Aggression: Medical Differentials.

24. Anxiety disorders: general overview canine and feline.

25. Attention seeking behavior: canine and feline.

26. Begging: canine and feline.

27. Chewing: canine and feline.

28. Cognitive Dysfunction: canine and feline.

29. Compulsive disorder: canine and feline overview.

30. Coprophagia.

31. Destructive Play and exploration: feline.

32. Digging: canine.

33. Fear of people: canine and feline.

34. Fear of places and things: canine and feline.

35. Fear of the outdoors: canine.

36. Firework phobia.

37. Flank sucking.

38. Fly snapping.

39. Generalized anxiety.

40. Housesoiling: canine.

41. Housesoiling: feline.

42. Hyperactivity: canine and feline.

43. Jumping on people: canine.

44. Jumping on counters: feline.

45. Licking/excessive.

46. Marking: canine.

47. Mourning behavior: canine and feline.

48. Mouthing/play biting and aggressive play.

49. Nocturnal behavior: canine and feline.

50. Noise phobia: canine and feline.

51. Pica: canine and feline.

52. Predatory behavior: canine and feline.

53. Psychogenic alopeica/Overgrooming: feline.

54. Roaming: canine and feline.

55. Scratching behavior: feline.

56. Separation anxiety: canine and feline.

57. Shadow and light chasing: canine.

58. Stealing household objects: canine and feline.

59. Tail chasing and spinning: canine and feline.

60. Thunderstorm phobia.

61. Travel related problems.

62. Urine Marking: Feline.

63. Vocalization: canine and feline.

64. Wool sucking and fabric eating: feline.

Appendix A Pharmacology.

Appendix B Learning and Behavior modification.

Appendix C Additional resources for Veterinarians.

Appendix D Handouts

"Would I recommend this text as an addition to a clinic library?Absolutely. As a quick reference and a great synopsis of behavioralproblems, it's tough to beat." (The Canadian VeterinaryJournal, December 2008)

"An extremely detailed overview of 64 of the most commonbehavior problems, including 22 types of aggression. Despiteits ambitious content, the book lives up to its 'five minute'claim. This is impressive considering that many training booksdevote hundreds of pages to one of these subjects. Forbreeders, rescue organizations or anyone normally engaged inadvising pet owners about training and behavior, it's well worththe price." (DogWorld)

"This book will help the veterinarian provide guidance toclients on the myriad of behavioral problems presented to thepractice. A CD-ROM with behavior handouts rounds out the usefulnessof this book. ... Well organized and thorough. I recommend itfor any clinic library." (Veterinary InformationNetwork)

"A manual perfect for practicing vets and college-levelstudents." (Midwest Book Review)