These robust canines originated in Germany as herding dogs and ratters many centuries ago. Today, Schnauzers are popular pets worldwide. Miniatures, standards, and giants—they're all here. All Complete Pet Owner's Manuals are heavily illustrated with color photos and line art, and are filled with reliable, easy-to-understand information on pet care. The many titles in this series show and tell pet owners how to care for dogs, cats, birds, fish, reptiles, gerbils, hamsters, and virtually every other animal that is kept as a pet. The books give advice on purchasing and otherwise acquiring a pet, maintaining health care, housing, proper feeding, and where applicable, grooming and training. Clear, straightforward text comes with high-quality, full-color photos and anatomically accurate line art, as well as helpful tables and charts.

Schnauzers: Everything About Purchase, Care, Nutrition, and Diseases (Complete Pet Owner's Manual)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Frye, Fredric L.

Pets & Animal Care

B E S Pub Co

Traces the history of the breed, discusses a schnauzer's care requirements, and includes information on training and common health concerns

Schnauzers

Barrons Educational Series. Inc.

Answers questions about the feeding, behavior, health, grooming, and training of mixed-breed dogs

Mutts: Everything About Selection, Care, Nutrition, Breeding, and Diseases With a Special Chapter on Understanding Mixed-Bred Dogs

McLaughlin, Frank

Organized by body system, this highly illustrated volume covers the normal histological appearance of tissues in a wide range of animals, both domestic and exotic species, with relevant clinical correlates emphasizing the need to appreciate the normal in order to recognize the abnormal. 
The breadth of coverage - farm animals, dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish - and the integration of normal and abnormal tissue provide a reference of lasting value to veterinary students, veterinary practitioners and pathologists. Containing 758 superb color illustrations, this book offers comprehensive coverage of normal tissue as well as relevant disease conditions.

A Color Handbook of Comparative Veterinary Histology & Clinical Coorelates

Medical Books

Aughey, Elizabeth

Basic Sciences

Wiley/Blackwell

With the great increase, worldwide, in the number and variety of reptiles and amphibians kept as pets, in collections or for research, veterinary practitioners are expected to have a good knowledge of the medicine needed to treat them. This Self-Assessment Color Review presents the reader with over 250 short cases using high quality color photographs and questions pitched at various levels of expertise, plus detailed explanatory answers. The cases appear randomly, just as in real life, and allow the reader--by solving the clinical puzzle--to make differential diagnoses, treatment plans and prognoses. 
Both authors are internationally renowned, and Dr. Frye is a world authority on reptile and amphibian medicine. Practitioners and students at all levels, as well as herpetologists, professional and amateur, will find in this Color Review a wealth of problem-oriented material to learn from and enjoy in their formal and informal training and continuing education.

Self-Assessment Color Review of Reptiles and Amphibians

Science & Math

Williams, David L.

Biological Sciences

Iowa State University Press

In this remarkable reference, the esteemed Dr. Frye (fellow, Royal Society of Medicine, UK) has virtually defined the current state of the science and practice in reptile husbandry and health care from the provision of sensible guidelines for the feeding of reptiles and revealing coverage of their reproductive behavior to the masterful treatment of antibiotic therapy. The main body of the text deals with the recognition and treatment of every disease condition known in reptiles, illustrated by some 1,850 fascinating color photographs. In addition to showing disease-causative organisms and the results produced in the appearance of sick reptiles, a number of the photos clearly illustrate the step-by-step procedures recommended for treatment of specific conditions. The volumes are large (10.25x14") and heavy, but without a page of waste. For veterinarians, herpetologists, and students, as well as collectors, breeders, and the interested public. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Reptile Care: An Atlas of Diseases and Treatments

Tfh Pubns Inc

This two-volume second edition was enhanced by the addition of new information, more than 1,850 color photos and 180 radiographs. Drs. Alex R bel and Walter Kuoni contributed their expert knowledge in the chapter on radiography and imaging. Dr. Douglas R. Mader authored the chapter on antibiotic therapy which covers the relevance of metabolic scaling of antibiotic dosages. Other chapters include an introduction to herpetology, captive husbandry, a guide to nutrition, infectious diseases, conditions related to the captive environment, hematology, nonhemic parasitology, ophthalmic disorders, reproductive disorders, developmental anomalies, anesthesiology, surgery, comparative histology, euthanasia, necropsy techniques, and pathologic conditions. References and further reading are given at the end of each chapter.

Biomedical and Surgical Aspects of Captive Reptile Husbandry - 2Vol. Set

Technology

Krieger Pub. Co

This text provides a guide to dietary items for the feeding of captive reptiles. Species lists, cross-indexed both by common and scientific name, are included as well as an appendix, glossary, bibliography, index by name and a general index.

A practical guide for feeding captive reptiles

Krieger Pub

Dr. Frye explores the biology of several invertebrate species which are frequently kept in captivity. Invertebrates may be kept as pets, research subjects, study animals, or as live prey for higher animals. Whatever the reason for keeping captive invertebrates, it is important to understand how to care for them properly. Topics in this volume include caging requirements, feeding, reproduction, and medical disorders of captive invertebrates. This book also includes guidelines for those who wish to culture invertebrates as prey species.

Captive Invertebrates: A Guide to Their Biology and Husbandry