Introduction to the Principles of Veterinary Pharmacology
Carl Ruby
A foundational pharmacology text covering pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, the main drug classes and the reasoning behind dose selection across species. Written for veterinary students who need the mechanisms, not just the drug list.
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