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Creature Comfort: Veterinary Medicine for Pet Lovers and Future
Doctors.The basics of veterinary medicine for anyone who loves
animals, for those who aspire to become a veterinarian, or for pet
lovers who just want the inside scoop.Do you know someone who has
always wanted to be a veterinarian? Is it you?Whether you´re ten
years old or seventy, pet-lovers of all ages will enjoy this
reader-friendly handbook on the basics of veterinary medicine. What
does it take to become a veterinarian? Do I have to get straight
A´s in school? How many years does it take?What do veterinarians
do? What´s the difference between a small animal and a large animal
veterinarian, or those who specialize in exotic animals, or
reptiles, or birds, or emergency?Why do we spay and neuter? How are
surgeries performed for animals? Why do they need vaccinations? Why
do they need their teeth cleaned?Whether you´re planning a career
in veterinary medicine or you´re just curious and you love animals,
Creature Comfort: Veterinary Medicine for Pet Lovers and Future
Doctors explains the basics in an engaging format with plenty of
photos of our furry, four-legged friends. A portion of the proceeds
from this book is donated to animal welfare organizations.
Highly innovative and unique in its approach, The Dancer's Gift:
Sociology in Life introduces readers to over 200 sociological
concepts, cleverly embedded within the love story of Marcel, a
dance major from the Caribbean, and Samantha, a sociology student,
both attending a liberal arts college their first year. Within each
chapter, readers are introduced to a new phase of Samantha and
Marcel's relationship with a specific area of sociology serving as
the backdrop for their story. Specific topics explored include the
sociological perspective, culture, sex and gender, research
methods, organizations, population and social change, religion,
family, race and ethnicity, deviance, and stratification, social
class, and economy. Marcel and Samantha's love story crosses
social, cultural, and geographical boundaries, providing readers
the opportunity to explore a plethora of sociological concepts and
relatable challenges for young adults. The new edition features
standard sociological concepts, definitions, and themes. Skillfully
written and engaging, The Dancer's Gift combines the powerful
medium of storytelling with fictional examples of real-world
scenarios that bring sociological concepts to life. The text is
ideal for introductory courses in sociology.
Sociology students sometimes ask, 'What does sociology have to do
with me?' Our answer is 'everything' and this novel, a love story,
is a unique way of bringing the sociological concepts and
perspective into awareness. The Dancer's Gift: Sociology in Life
brilliantly weaves sociological concepts with real life experience.
The story of Samantha and Marcel helps students to understand the
sociological perspective as it relates to their own social world.
Tracie Gardner, Lecturer, California State University, Northridge
Assigning this well written and innovative novel has helped my
students embrace the sociological imagination. The authors
certainly provide sociology faculty and students with a wonderful
gift. Chuck Gallmeier, Professor and Chair, Department of Sociology
and Anthropology, Indiana University Northwest
Creature Comfort: Veterinary Medicine for Pet Lovers and Future
Doctors.The basics of veterinary medicine for anyone who loves
animals, for those who aspire to become a veterinarian, or for pet
lovers who just want the inside scoop.Do you know someone who has
always wanted to be a veterinarian? Is it you?Whether you´re ten
years old or seventy, pet-lovers of all ages will enjoy this
reader-friendly handbook on the basics of veterinary medicine. What
does it take to become a veterinarian? Do I have to get straight
A´s in school? How many years does it take?What do veterinarians
do? What´s the difference between a small animal and a large animal
veterinarian, or those who specialize in exotic animals, or
reptiles, or birds, or emergency?Why do we spay and neuter? How are
surgeries performed for animals? Why do they need vaccinations? Why
do they need their teeth cleaned?Whether you´re planning a career
in veterinary medicine or you´re just curious and you love animals,
Creature Comfort: Veterinary Medicine for Pet Lovers and Future
Doctors explains the basics in an engaging format with plenty of
photos of our furry, four-legged friends. A portion of the proceeds
from this book is donated to animal welfare organizations.
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