Small Animal Bandaging, Casting, and Splinting Techniques is a well-illustrated how-to manual covering common bandaging methods used to support and manage both soft tissue and orthopedic conditions in small animal patients. This highly practical book offers step-by-step procedures with accompanying photographs to aid in the secure and effective application of bandages, casts, and splints, with coverage encompassing indications, aftercare, advantages, and potential complications for each technique.  Small Animal Bandaging, Casting, and Splinting Techniques is an indispensable guide for busy veterinary technicians and nurses, as well as veterinarians and veterinary students. Editorial Reviews Reviewer: David W Hummel, BS, DVM(University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine) Description: This is a concise and complete bandaging reference for small animal practitioners. The figures and descriptions provide clear and easy to understand instructions on bandaging, casting, and splinting the small animal patient. Purpose: The purpose is to describe in text and pictures the techniques of small animal bandaging, casting, and splinting in addition to the complications associated with these procedures. This book accomplishes these objectives in a thorough and concise manner. Audience: The audience includes veterinary students, practitioners, residents, and technicians practicing emergency or surgical medicine. Features: This book covers all aspects of bandaging the small animal patient. Among the most important topics are wound dressings, bandage descriptions aimed at specific anatomical regions, and complications associated with the application of the dressings. In addition to clear written descriptions, the book contains excellent quality step-by-step photographic depictions of bandage placement. For its intended purpose, this book has no shortcomings. Assessment: When compared to surgery books such as the Textbook of Small Animal Surgery