Call the vet : farmers, dramas and disasters - my first year as a country vet / Anna Birch and Deborah Crewe.
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TextPublisher: [London] : Virgin Books, 2014Copyright date: ©2014Description: 351 pages ; 20 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780753555071 (paperback); 0753555077 (paperback)Subject(s): Birch, Anna -- Anecdotes | Women veterinarians -- England -- Dorset -- Anecdotes | Veterinary medicine -- England -- Dorset -- AnecdotesDDC classification: 636.089092 LOC classification: SF613Summary: When fresh-faced, newly qualified vet Anna arrives in the seemingly sleepy Dorset village of Ebbourne, little does she know that this tiny rural community is about to change her life. Straight in at the deep end, Anna faces two tricky calvings, an emergency call-out to a frightened mare, lots of mad cats (and mad cat women) and one enormous dog with an injured leg and a threatening bark. Spirited and determined, Anna quickly finds her feet and falls in love with rural life, including Ebbourne's eccentric characters and their animals. Disasters, dramas, farmers and friendship - and not to mention a whirlwind romance with a local Wildlife Trust worker - this warm and witty memoir offers a window into what working with animals and country life is really all about.
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When fresh-faced, newly qualified vet Anna arrives in the seemingly sleepy Dorset village of Ebbourne, little does she know that this tiny rural community is about to change her life. Straight in at the deep end, Anna faces two tricky calvings, an emergency call-out to a frightened mare, lots of mad cats (and mad cat women) and one enormous dog with an injured leg and a threatening bark. Spirited and determined, Anna quickly finds her feet and falls in love with rural life, including Ebbourne's eccentric characters and their animals. Disasters, dramas, farmers and friendship - and not to mention a whirlwind romance with a local Wildlife Trust worker - this warm and witty memoir offers a window into what working with animals and country life is really all about.
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