By: Jackie Gadison

The Veterinary Medicine Library has the following Memorial Day Holiday hours:

May 25 (Saturday): 1:00pm – 5:00pm – Regular Hours

May 26 (Sunday): 1:00pm – 5:00pm – Regular Hours

May 27 (Monday): 1:00pm – 5:00pm Email to libraryvetmed@ncsu.edu will not be monitored Monday 5/27 so please call 919-513-6218 if you need immediate assistance.**

May 28 (Tuesday): 7:30am – 9:00pm  – Regular Hours Resume

** Memorial Day hours at D.H. Hill Library and James B. Hunt Library are 9:00am – 6:00 pm. See http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/hours/ for all NCSU Libraries Hours.

By: Betsy Whitman

The story of Asia’s lions
Divyabhanusinh, 1941-

Scientific assessment and management of animal pain

Emerging and exotic diseases of animals

Pfizer atlas of common painful conditions in dogs and cats

Pfizer atlas of veterinary clinical parasitology

Nature’s ways : natural history essays from Wildlife in North Carolina.

By: Betsy Whitman

Clinical parasitology : a practical approach
Zeibig, Elizabeth A.

BSAVA manual of canine and feline neurology

Methods in epidemiologic research
Dohoo, Ian Robert.

Fisheries techniques.

Fascia : the tensional network of the human body : the science and clinical applications in manual and movement therapy

Out of the woods : healing Lyme disease–body, mind and spirit
Makris, Katina I.

Feline companion lines
Schultz, Jacque Lynn.

By: Betsy Whitman

April 2013 Publications from CVM Authors

Take a look at the CVM author publications for April 2013 courtesy of the NCSU Scholarly Publications Repository.

CVM and other NCSU authors are specifically highlighted with their department affiliation and links to their other publications in the repository. To access the full text of any of these articles, click on “Find Text (NCSU Only)” link.

If you have questions or would like information about the repository or NCSU publications, please email libraryvetmed@ncsu.edu or call us at 919-513-6218.

By: Jackie Gadison

The Veterinary Medicine Library has the following hours for Semester Intersession:

• May 9 (Thursday) : 8:00am – 8:00pm
• May 10 (Friday) : 8:00am – 5:00pm
• May 11-12 (Saturday – Sunday) : 1:00pm – 5:00pm
• May 13-15 (Monday – Wednesday) : 8:00am – 6:00pm
• May 16-17 (Thursday – Friday) : 8:00am – 10:00pm*
• May 18 (Saturday) : 10:00am – 7:00pm*
• May 19 (Sunday) : 10:00am – 5:00pm*

May 20 (Monday) : 7:30am – 9:00pm – Regular Summer Hours Begin

*Hours have been extended for Workshop in Laboratory Animal Medicine (May 16-19)

Longer hours are available at the D.H. Hill Library and James B. Hunt Library – see http://www.lib.ncsu.du/hours/ for all NCSU Libraries Hours.

By: Jackie Gadison

The Vet Med Library will have the following hours during the Workshop in Laboratory Animal Medicine:

May 16 (Thursday) : 8:00am – 10:00pm
May 17 (Friday) : 8:00am – 10:00pm
May 18 (Saturday) : 10:00am – 7:00pm
May 19 (Sunday) : 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Longer hours at D.H. Hill Library and James B. Hunt Library – see http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/hours for all NCSU Libraries Hours.

By: Jackie Gadison

Sunday, May 5th is the due date for returning all materials borrowed from the NCSU Libraries.   Materials may be returned to any NCSU Libraries location in person or via the book drop.  The Vet Med Library book drop is outside the front CVM Main entrance.

All materials must be returned and any financial obligations paid prior to graduation.

Those returning to CVM for internship/residency/graduate school may continue to check out materials; see Veterinary Medicine Library staff for assistance with renewals and due dates.

View your Library Account at any time via the  Libraries website.  Select the “My Account” link at the right on the Libraries banner on any library web page.

Contact the Vet Med Library  at libraryvetmed@ncsu.edu or 919-513-6218 if you have  questions.

Congratulations on graduating!!

By: Betsy Whitman

Proceedings of the NAVC Conference : January 19-23, 2013, Orlando, Florida.
North American Veterinary Conference (2013 : Orlando, Fla.)

The tiger that swallowed the boy : exotic animals in Victorian England
Simons, John, 1955-

Research ethics : a philosophical guide to the responsible conduct of research

International guidelines on bycatch management and reduction of discards = Directives internationales sur la gestion des prises accessoires et la réduction des rejets en mer = Directrices internacionales para la ordenación de las capturas incidentales y la reducción de los descartes.

From calf to heifer : a practical guide for rearing young stock
Hulsen, Jan.

Canine companion lines
Schultz, Jacque Lynn.

IF I SHOULD DIE BEFORE MY DOG
JOE CONNOLLY

By: Kris Alpi

Thanks to all the CVM Open House visitors who drew their favorite animals on one of the whiteboards in the Veterinary Medicine Library on Saturday, April 27!

Drawings by visitors to the CVM Open House

Cats ruled the boards with 27 drawings!
Dogs were the second place runner up with 19 drawings, followed by 12 birds (chickens, penguins, owls, eagles, and others) and 9 horses.

Other species in order of appearance were undetermined small mammals (3); two each of wolves, tigers, elephants, cows, fish, and pigs; and 1 each of dolphin, panda, butterfly, bear, giraffe, frog, rhinoceros, lizard, turtle, bearded worm, nautilus, a unicorn, and an amoeba.

The drawing with the most comments was the panda featured here:

The Panda was the most commented on drawing.

By: Betsy Whitman

The microbial challenge : a public health perspective
Krasner, Robert I.

Proceedings of the NAVC Conference : January 19-23, 2013, Orlando, Florida. Volume 27, Veterinary technician and practice manager.
North American Veterinary Conference (2013 : Orlando, Fla.)

Photoreceptors : physiology, types, and abnormalities

Guide to freshwater invertebrates
Dobson, Michael.

Neighs and whispers : a study of contact and communication with horses
Zlotnik, Anahí.

Small animal practice client handouts

Pig signals : look, think and act
Hulsen, Jan.

The beginner’s guide to dog agility
Leach, Laurie.