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They Have Feelings Too: Memoir of a Veterinarian

They Have Feelings Too: Memoir of a Veterinarian
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They Have Feelings Too: Memoir of a Veterinarian

 
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They Have Feelings Too is a memorable journey into the world of veterinary practice. As a young man fresh out of the United States Navy, Howard Glaesner has a decision to make. What is he going to do with the rest of his life?Howard takes you through the hallowed university halls and into the Cal Davis's Veterinary stables to give you a glimpse of real life veterinary medicine. What happens when a staff of veterinary student are unknowingly exposed to rabies? Go into the surgery lab for large animals and follow the doctors as they prepare a highly strung black stallion for orthopedic surgery. Learn about the massive hydraulic operating tables and be in attendance as the chief surgeon operates on the stallion to stabilize a knee fracture.The new graduate with Doctor Of Veterinary Medicine behind his name chooses the specialty of small animal medicine. He finds employment as a staff veterinarian in a busy two man practice in Los Gatos, California. Glaesner is exposed to office politics for the first time and encounters the diverse personalities of the boss's domineering wife and the tottering aged father who acts a primary assistant.Howard decides to broaden his experience and moves to a large eight man practice in San Francisco. Diverse personalities abound as do conflicts. Day to day animal maladies are seen and treated. The occasional pet with an odd or truly strange injury as the two headed kitten and the convulsing falcon makes their way through the clinic's front door. Mistakes are made by veterinarians, and sometimes with hilarious results.The final episode of his career was his own one-man private practice. Howard moves his family to San Diego California where he purchases and successfully operates a veterinary hospital for 23 years. During his years of practice, Howard Glaesner meets and introduces you to a wide spectrum of four legged, two legged and even a three legged amputee pets. He reminds us that not only the pets, but the owners too come in all sizes

 
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Product Details
Author:Howard Glaesner
Paperback:372 pages
Publisher:AuthorHouse
Publication Date:April 05, 2007
Language:English
ISBN:1425986412
Package Length:9.0 inches
Package Width:5.8 inches
Package Height:1.0 inches
Package Weight:1.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 3 reviews

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Average Customer Review:4.0
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2Fair...  Dec 28, 2009
This book was not what I expected; it was not well written and seemed to ramble on some subjects. The stories did not flow well, and almost seemed written by a child.
While a very nice fellow, the author is not a James Herriot!!!

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5A great collection of veterinarian "war stories"  Jun 04, 2009
I bought this book to give as a birthday gift for my son-in-law (only 2 years out of vet school), but since it will be a few weeks until his birthday, I started to read it. It is a collection of short (2 to 6 page) snapshots of Dr. Glaesner's career as a vet in California. Some of the stories will make you laugh, some will make you cry, and some will amaze you. The editing could have been more precise, but I found the book hard to put down. If you are a vet or have one in the family, they will enjoy the "war stories" style and relate to the medical references used by Dr. Glaesner in recalling his 35 years of practice. I enjoyed reading the book, and the medical references did not get in the way (I am not a vet). Absolutely a great read! (I hope my son-in-law doesn't mind getting a "once read" book for his birthday!)

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5Darling  Apr 10, 2009
Darling little book with many good hints on animals in general, not just dogs. Can be applied to human race, too!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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