"The following is a list of topics, which will typically be covered on the examination, along with suggested textbooks. The newest editions of these texts are recommended, and other recently published books may also be helpful. Candidates are not expected to purchase or read all of these texts: rather emphasis should be placed on subject matter where candidates feel deficient."
Animal Cruelty | Behavior and Welfare | Euthanasia | Epidemiology and Statistics | General Medicine and Surgery (Including Population Medicine) | Grant Writing | Infectious Disease | Rabbits and Small Mammal Care | Shelter Management/Policy Development
Recognizing & Reporting Animal Abuse: A Veterinarian's Guide
by
American Humane Association
Animal Hoarding: Structuring Interdisciplinary Responses to Help People, Animals, and Communities at Risk
by
Patronek; Loar; Nathanson
Guidelines for Euthanasia of Nondomestic Animals
by
American Association of Zoo Veterinarians
Euthanasia Reference Manual
by
The Humane Society of the United States
Professional Standards for Dog Trainers
by
Maggie Tai Tucker
Relevant articles from the last five (5) years.
From the board:
The following is a list of topics, which will typically be covered on the examination, along with suggested textbooks. The newest editions of these texts are recommended, and other recently published books may also be helpful. Candidates are not expected to purchase or read all of these texts - rather, emphasis should be placed on subject matter where candidates feel deficient.
This resource updated: 07/21/2016
Source reading list reviewed: 07/21/2016
Source reading list updated by specialty board: 06/02/2016