Как обследовать росомаху

Novai͡a kniga veterinara Filippa Shotta, chʹi͡a pervai͡a kniga "Sluchaĭnyĭ veterinar" tak poli͡ubilasʹ nashim chitateli͡am. Doktor Shott snova rasskazyvaet o budni͡akh nebolʹshoĭ veterinarnoĭ kliniki v kanadskom Vinnipege. Kazhdyĭ denʹ prinosit novye istorii o tom, kak raskryvai͡utsi͡a li͡udi cherez obshchenie s zhivotnymi i zabotu o nikh. Krome privychnykh sobak i koshek (kotorye v li͡uboĭ moment mogut udivitʹ dazhe opytnogo vracha!), na priem popadai͡ut myshi, utka, piton, lʹvenok i glavnai͡a geroini͡a knigi - rosomakha.Avtor raskryvaet professionalʹnye sekrety raboty veterinarov, shchedro delitsi͡a poleznymi sovetami po ukhodu za domashnimi li͡ubimt͡sami, zabavnymi istorii͡ami i zani͡atnymi nabli͡udenii͡ami. Naprimer, my uznaem, chto v "opredelennom otnoshenii sobaki ochenʹ pokhozhi na li͡udeĭ: oni tak zhe bystro priobretai͡ut durnye privychki i tak zhe trudno s nimi rasstai͡utsi͡a". Praktikui͡a bolee 30 let, doktor Shott po‑prezhnemu uveren, chto ego professii͡a ne tolʹko o zhivotnykh, no i o li͡udi͡akh, kotorye li͡ubi͡at svoikh usatykh i khvostatykh pitomt͡sev.

A new book by veterinarian Philip Schott, whose first book “The Accidental Veterinarian” was so loved by our readers. Dr. Schott again talks about the everyday life of a small veterinary clinic in Winnipeg, Canada. Every day brings new stories about how people open up through communication with animals and taking care of them. In addition to the usual dogs and cats (which can surprise even an experienced doctor at any moment!), mice, a duck, a python, a lion cub and the main character of the book — wolverine get to the reception.The author reveals the professional secrets of the work of veterinarians, generously shares useful tips on caring for pets, funny stories and entertaining observations. For example, we learn that in a certain respect dogs are very similar to humans: they just as quickly acquire bad habits and just as difficult to part with them.” Having practiced for more than 30 years, Dr. Schott is still confident that his profession is not only about animals, but also about people who love their whiskered and tailed pets.