Author: David Bland
By The Crowood Press Ltd

No nonsense book, 2003-11-23
Geared to keeping larger flocks but very informative and easy to read. full of good ideas and advice would recommend it.

Author: Victoria Roberts
By WileyBlackwell

British Poultry Standards, 2003-11-18
A great and informative book that is much needed by the novice or the experienced poultry breeder or keeper.
With over 200 photos enables the prospective breeder,keeper or buyer to identify the breed and the standards that that his livestock should be up to enabling them to make good judgement on buying, selling or just looking at.
This is a book that is the definative answer to all your poultry breed questions and one that you can not really do without.

Author: Jo Masters, Carole Martin
By Butterworth-Heinemann

Author: Clive De Bruyn
By The Crowood Press Ltd

Very nearly the Best Bee Keeping Book, 2008-08-04
This is my other Bible, not as reader freindly as Ted Hoopers Book, but a close second and well read.

Author: Matthew Horace Hayes
By Ebury Press

Must have for any student of equine matters, 2008-02-04
A fantastic book. Easy to read even for the person who has not studied equine science or veterinary. For anyone studying equine science, they should not be without it.

Author: Nigel Woodrup
By Gold Cockerel Books

Excellent training manual and reference book, 2004-09-16
This is a great book especially if you're just starting off on your sheep journey. You could easily manage a flock of 20-30 head within six months of reading this book. Well worth the money - even for the more experienced sheepster, there are sound tips and good advice.

Author: Reginald H. Smythe
By J.A.Allen & Co Ltd

Author: Theresa Welch Fossum
By Mosby

Superb, 2003-11-01
A superb surgical text. Unusually for surgical textbooks, it is ideal for both new graduate and experienced surgeon. In many ways this is a "complete" textbook - it includes detailed information on not only the diagnosis and surgical correction of every condition likely to be encountered in general practice, but also the pathophysiology, medical management and post-op consideration/complications. the diagrams are superb (and easy to follow especially if, like me, you like to have the book open at the relevant page during a particularly complicated procedure!) Having bought many many expensive textbooks during my years as a student and 10 years in practice this is the first one I would gladly have paid double for. I have referred to it countless times and have yet to find it lacking in any way. It will take you from your first bitch spey to your surgery certificate and beyond - buy it!

Author: Margrit Coates
By Rider & Co

A tool for your healing journey, 2007-10-07
Recommended for anyone traveling the path of Energy Healing, Margrit's book assumes no prior knowledge and gives clear, practical and illustrated guidance on how you can help your horse. Whilst devouring the book as quickly as possible, I enjoyed Margrit's pragmatic, and yet warm and empathic style of writing. ... and whilst playing with these techniques, find they work down a lead rope too!

By A & C Black Publishers Ltd

Black's Veterinary Dictionary (Reference S.)., 2004-02-03
This book is a must for all animal enthusiasts,most problems are covered that your animal or companion pet are likely to come up against.