Pharmaceutical care for animals requires knowledge of species-specific needs, regulations, and formulations. This book explains the principles of veterinary pharmacy, including pharmacokinetics, dosage adjustments, and administration routes in small and large animals. It addresses medication compliance, food safety concerns, and drug withdrawal times. Chapters also explore common conditions treated in veterinary practice and relevant pharmaceutical products. The book prepares pharmacy professionals to support veterinarians and pet owners in ensuring safe, effective animal treatment.
Jason Hill is a practicing veterinary pharmacist with a strong foundation in animal therapeutics and pharmacokinetics across species. His professional background includes working in both small animal clinics and agricultural veterinary supply chains. Jason has written extensively on species-specific dosing, drug interactions in livestock, and regulatory aspects of veterinary prescriptions. He consults with feed manufacturers and veterinary hospitals to ensure safe medication practices. His current focus includes antimicrobial stewardship and optimizing therapeutic regimens for animal welfare.