Frances Harcourt-Brown BVSc DipECZM(Small Mammal) FRCVS Frances graduated from Liverpool University in 1973 and set up a small animal practice in 1977 with her husband Nigel. Frances is the only person to receive the BVA’s William Hunting award twice: first for ‘A review of clinical conditions in pet rabbits associated with their teeth’ (Veterinary Record, 1995); and secondly for ‘Gastric dilation and intestinal obstruction in 76 rabbits’ (2007). She has since published many other papers and received many other awards, including the BSAVA’s Melton and Dunkin awards. Frances’ renowned Textbook of Rabbit Medicine (2001) gained her a worldwide reputation. She became an FRCVS with her thesis on dental disease in pet rabbits and is a de facto Diplomate of the European College of Zoological Medicine and the only RCVS Recognized Specialist in Rabbit Medicine and Surgery. She still works in general practice, with pet rabbits forming 95% of her caseload. John Chitty BVetMed CertZooMed MRCVS John qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in 1990 and gained the RCVS Certificate in Zoological Medicine in 2000. He is currently the Director of a small animal/exotics practice in Andover, Hampshire, with a 100% avian/exotics/small mammal caseload (both referral and first-opinion). John is co-editor of two texts on avian medicine and author of various book chapters and papers on a range of species. He is Secretary of the European Association of Avian Veterinarians and Journal co-editor and board member of the Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians.
Overall, this text is an excellent resource for veterinarians who treat rabbits, whether occasionally or on a daily basis. (Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 15 September 2014) Overall, this is an excellent manual and would be a welcome addition to any small animal practitioner s bookshelf. (Veterinary Record, 16 August 2014) How don t let that stop you from purchasing this reasonably-priced, well-illustrated, comprehensive guide to rabbit surgery, dentistry and imaging. (Laboratory Animal Practitioner, 1 March 2014)