Now <b>Ettinger's</b> trusted, all-in-one veterinary resource is even better Trusted by small animal veterinarians for more than 50 years, <b>Ettinger's Textbook of Veterinary Internal Medicine </b>adds new content on the field's leading issues and trends to its unmatched, "gold standard" coverage of the diagnosis and treatment of medical problems of dogs and cats. Coverage begins with the basics of veterinary medicine, followed by sections on differential diagnosis for chief complaints and for clinicopathologic abnormalities, and continues with techniques, minimally invasive interventional therapies, critical care, toxicology, diseases by body system, and comorbidities. Clinical information is presented in a way that reflects the practitioner's thought process. With each purchase of this two-volume print book, <b>Ettinger's</b><i> </i>includes access to a fully searchable eBook featuring more than 750 videos that bring procedures to life.<ul><li><b>UNIQUE </b> <b>50^th anniversary edition</b> of this classic textbook.</li><li><b>NEW Coverage of the latest information and trends</b> includes epilepsy, aerodigestive disorders, patient triage and stabilization, enteric protozoal diseases, pulmonary thromboembolism, point-of-care ultrasounds, immunodeficiencies, and more.</li><li><b>More than 750 original clinical videos </b>are included with purchase of the print book, providing content you can believe in. Forget those time-consuming searches on YouTube, as each video expertly breaks down veterinary procedures and important signs of diseases and disorders that are difficult or impossible to understand from written descriptions alone.</li><li><b>NEW PDFs in </b><b><i>Techniques</i></b> <b>chapters</b> include a printable pull list of the equipment and materials needed for specific techniques, along with check boxes (accessed through eBook included with print purchase).</li><li><b>eBook version</b> is included with purchase of the print book, allowing you to access all the text, figures, and references, with the ability to search, customize content, make notes and highlights, and have content read aloud. The eBook also offers the complete collection of original video clips, heart sounds, client information sheets, and hyperlinking of references to their source abstracts in PubMed^(R).</li><li><b>NEW Additional new material</b> is included on nutritional cardiomyopathy, coronavirus infections, host-microbial interactions in gastrointestinal health, and autonomic nervous system disorders.</li><li><b>More than 200 clinical algorithms</b> aid in disease identification and decision-making.</li><li><b>Fully searchable online text</b> offers quick access to the most important, newest, and relevant veterinary information.</li><li><b>More than 250 client information sheets</b> are available in the eBook (included with print purchase) with short, easy-to-understand clinical descriptions of conditions, diagnostics, and treatment options; these pages may be downloaded, customized, and printed as client handouts.</li><li><b>Thousands of references</b> for the printed book are accessible online.</li><li><b>Expert</b> <b>contributors</b> <b>from around the world</b> provide practical insight into the latest advances and issues affecting small animal medicine.</li></ul><ul><li><b>NEW Coverage of the latest information and trends</b> includes epilepsy, aerodigestive disorders, patient triage and stabilization, enteric protozoal diseases, pulmonary thromboembolism, point-of-care ultrasounds, immunodeficiencies, and more.</li><li><b>NEW PDFs in <i>Procedures & Techniques</i> chapters</b> include a printable pull list of the equipment and materials needed for specific procedures (accessed through the eBook included with print purchase).</li></ul> <b>About the Authors</b><br><br>Stephen J. Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM, Pet DRx Corporation, California Animal Hospital Veterinary Specialty Group, Los Angeles, CA, Edward C. Feldman, DVM, DACVIM, Department of Medicine and Epidemiology, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, CA and Etienne Cote, DVM, DACVIM(Cardiology and Small Animal Internal Medicine), Associate Professor, Department of Companion Animals, Atlantic Veterinary College, University of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, PE, Canada