This book investigates the diagnostic imaging of common exotic small mammals, focusing on the application of radiological techniques. It aims to provide veterinarians and veterinary technicians with a comprehensive resource for interpreting radiographs of rodents, rabbits, and ferrets, addressing the unique anatomical and physiological considerations of these species. The work synthesizes current knowledge and practical applications in veterinary radiology for these often-challenging patients.

THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE This text is recognized as a specialized reference for veterinary professionals dealing with exotic small mammals. Its focus on radiology for rodents, rabbits, and ferrets addresses a specific niche within veterinary diagnostics, likely appealing to practitioners and students seeking detailed imaging guidance for these species. The book's utility is in its targeted approach to a group of animals that present unique challenges in radiographic interpretation.