Each of the modifications or coatings has been developed and included for a specific purpose and will be damaged by crushing. It isn’t always possible to tell just by looking at a tablet or capsule if a tablet does have a special modification or coating. Many modern medicines are the result of significant research and development using specialised techniques which influence how a medicine works within the body.
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It is not safe to crush a tablet or open a capsule without first checking with a healthcare professional such as a Pharmacist or your Doctor. 1 Mixing the contents of a capsule with food or adding a crushed tablet to a drink may seem a better option than asking your doctor or nurse to change a prescription to a more suitable format such as a Liquid Medicine. "After reading this warm and compassionate eclectic mix of stories, youre left loving this rural Colorado veterinarians sense of humor, patience and earthiness.Each of the richly detailed vignettes is intense and engaging while accented with vivid characters and a tough realism, leaving you marveling at the authors commitment and resilient, can-do spirit.If you or someone you look after is finding it hard to swallow tablets or capsules (solid medicines), you might think that the answer is to crush a tablet or open a capsule to make swallowing medication easier. "The veterinarian's second book of gently told tales from his practice are heartwarming and heartbreaking."- The Sacramento Bee Wells book is filled with stories that are touching, poignant, and funny, all reflecting his experiences as a dedicated veterinarian. Anyone who has ever been owned by a family pet will love this book." -Tucson Citizen "This is a wonderfully written book.It is filled with what has become trademark humor and gentle touch. Good-natured, inviting animal tales." - Kirkus Reviews Wells weaves in the struggles of his own life and marriage with his wife's successful fight against recurrent cancer, and their adoption of an orphan from Korea. There are also moving stories of difficult births and life-saving efforts in nighttime winter snows.
Dealing with the unexpected-llamas who dont want their nails trimmed, teenagers looking to get high on feline distemper vaccine, a herd of Scottish Highland cattle trying to protect a calf from the vet-makes for some high-tension reading. "Veterinarian Wells returns with another collection of warm, humorous tales of the animals he treats and the people who own and care for them. “Another winning veterinary memoir deserving of space next to the immortal James Herriot and his heirs.” - Booklist Review stories would be suitable-and should be required-reading in even the most sophisticated veterinary school programs.” - Publishers Weekly
Hoyt, President Emeritus, The Human Society of the United States His poignant stories recall the tales of another veterinarian, the legendary James Herriot."-John A. Jeff Wells is a veterinarian with heartfelt regard for both animals and their human companions, a compassion and respect too infrequently experienced in today's world. "Anyone who has a pet will absolutely love this charming and humorous collection of personal experiences with animals. This will be a better and more compassionate world if we listen to the stories animals tell us, for they are smart and passionate beings who have a point of view from which we can learn a lot about them and ourselves." -Marc Bekoff, author of The Emotional Lives of Animals, Wild Justice, and Animals at Play In this most welcome book we not only learn about animals in need, but also what it is like to be a veterinarian with a heart. "What a treat it is to read tales from the tail-bearers.
May you be so lucky to have him as your vet and even luckier to call him your friend.”-Susan Richards, author of Chosen by A Horse and Chosen Forever Wells shows equal parts compassion to both animal and human in his often humorous but always kind stories. Jeff Wells has written an honest and poignant account of vet school and his early years in practice. “A wonderful account of the coming of age of a vet.
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