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Alicia Hahn, DVM, DACZM, spent a decade working in zoos throughout the U.S. as a board-certified zoo veterinarian. She then transitioned away from clinical practice to focus on supporting the conservation of zoo and wild animals through data management. After studying User Experience software design, she became the Product Designer for Species360 for ZIMS (Zoo Information Management Software).

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Presents an updated, authoritative reference for drug dosages and essential information in zoo and wild mammal species Zoo and Wild Mammal Formulary, Second Edition, delivers a critical update to the only comprehensive reference on drug dosages specifically designed for zoo and wild mammal species. Designed for clarity and efficiency, the formulary allows practitioners to quickly locate accurate, evidence-based information to guide treatment decisions across a diverse range of species. This thoroughly revised edition provides expanded coverage of taxa, updated dosing data, and detailed treatment discussions for complex conditions. Two new taxa chapters are accompanied by ten new topic-based chapters addressing multifaceted medical issues. Each section has been refined for easier navigation, with new sub-chapters for taxa that exhibit significant distinctions. Providing invaluable insights into outcomes, side effects, and treatment responses, Zoo and Wild Mammal Formulary:

• Presents updated, evidence-based doses across 30 mammalian taxa, including two new groups
• Offers an enhanced design with tabs and intuitive chapter navigation
• Integrates research data, clinical experience, and practical treatment throughout
• Provides anecdotal doses with context, including side effects and outcomes, to enhance the practical application of the formulary Written and reviewed by expert zoo veterinarians and specialists in mammalian medicine, Zoo and Wild Mammal Formulary, Second Edition, is essential for zoo, marine mammal, and wildlife veterinarians, exotic animal clinicians, and veterinary students specializing in zoo and wildlife medicine.

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List of Contributors viii

Preface xii

Acknowledgments xiii

List of Abbreviations xiv

Accessing Data Through the Species360 Zoological Information Management System xvi

Section I Taxonomic Chapters 1

1 Platypus and Echidnas 3
Kate Bodley

2 Marsupials 8
Kate Bodley and Lauren Kane

3 Xenarthra: Anteaters, Armadillos, and Sloths 43
Camila Dünner Oliger and Dante L. Di Nucci

4 Pangolins 61
Ashlyn Heniff and Sathya Chinnadurai

5 Aardvarks 71
Alicia Hahn

6 Bats 78
Alicia Hahn

7 Rodents 86
Michele Goodman, Irindi Çitaku, and Enrique Yarto Jaramillo

8 Lagomorphs (Rabbits, Pikas, and Hares) 101
Judilee Marrow and Michelle Borsdorf Copyrighted Material

9 Primates 115
Nonhuman Primates and Prosimians: Anne Burgdorf Old World Primates: Alicia Hahn New World Primates: Irindi Çitaku, Enrique Yarto Jaramillo, and Juliana Peña Stadlin Great Apes: Judilee Marrow

10 Non- domestic Canids 173
Anne Burgdorf and Abigail Henry

11 Bears 188
Abigail Henry and Lynnette Waugh

12 Small Omnivores and Carnivores: Red Pandas, Fossa, Skunks, Meerkats, Mustelids, Procyonids, and Viverrids 203
Lauren Kane and Heather Schwartz

13 Insectivores: Eulipotyphla, Afrosoricida, Macroscelidea, Scandentia (hedgehogs, moles, shrews, tree shrews, tenrecs) 223
Tara M. Harrison

14 Hyenas 229
Alicia Hahn

15 Non- domestic Felids 235
Amanda Guthrie and Heather Schwartz

16 Whales and Dolphins 246
Whitney Greene and Alicia Hahn

17 Seals, Sea Lions, and Walruses 263
Samantha Sander

18 Manatees and Dugongs: Family Sirenia 298
Vivian M. Lee and Whitney Greene

19 Elephants 309
Stephanie McCain, Priya Bapodra-Villaverde, and Carlos Sanchez

20 Hyraxes 326
Anne Burgdorf

21 Non- domestic Equids 331
Tamara Kruse and Judilee Marrow

22 Tapirs 342
Alicia Hahn and Jullia Borba

23 Rhinoceroses 353
Julie Swenson and Holly Haefele

24 Non- domestic Suids 367
Michele Goodman

25 Hippopotamuses 380
Gabriella Flacke

26 Camelids: Alpacas, Camels, Guanacos, and Llamas 390
John Griffioen and Jack Kottwitz

27 Giraffe and Okapi 411
Priya Bapodra-Villaverde, Liza Dadone, and Kimberly Thompson

28 Cervids 419
Alicia Hahn and Rodney Schnellbacher

29 Non- domestic Cattle and Antelope 440
Kimberly Rainwater, Faith Ramsey, Jullia Borba, and Tameeka Williams

30 Nondomestic Goats and Sheep 471
Dana Clark and Gwen Myers

Section II Topic Chapters 485

31 Ophthalmic Medications 487
Carmen Colitz

32 Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus Hemorrhagic Disease (EEHV- HD) Treatments 497
Lauren L. Howard

33 Elephant Tuberculosis 505
Jessica A. Emerson, Stephanie McCain, and Carlos Sanchez

34 Treating Ruminant Parasites 511
Brittni East Turner, Deidre Fontenot, and Priya Bapodra- Villaverde

35 Great Ape Cardiac Disease and Treatment 525
Trevor Gerlach and Priya Bapodra- Villaverde

36 Reproductive Management 532
Anneke Moresco, Linda Penfold, Ashley Franklin, Monica McDonald, and David M. Powell

37 Behavioral Medications 549
Marion Desmarchelier and Yasmeen Prud'homme

38 Euthanasia 564
Joanna Noble and Amanda Guthrie

39 Treating Neoplasia in Zoo Mammals 577
Tara M. Harrison, Katarina Dedes, and Elizabeth G. Duke

Index 583