Small Animal Critical Care Medicine

The textbook "Small Animal Critical Care Medicine" in its 3rd edition is a comprehensive resource for veterinary emergency and critical care. It provides a detailed analysis of diagnostic and treatment strategies for critically ill animals. The updated edition places particular emphasis on medical therapies, monitoring, and prognosis, starting from assessment and stabilization to comprehensive intensive care. The clear and practical guidelines assist professionals in making therapeutic decisions by considering clinical findings, pathophysiology, as well as follow-up and long-term care. Edited by Deborah Silverstein and Kate Hopper, and supported by over 150 recognized experts, this book offers a well-founded guide to emergency situations in veterinary medicine. With over 200 concise chapters and numerous color illustrations, it follows a problem-oriented approach that focuses on clinically relevant details.