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9781416000099

Exotic Pet Behavior : Birds, Reptiles, and Small Mammals

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    9781416000099

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    1416000097

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-06-28
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science Health Science div
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Summary

In addition to coverage of all normal behavior patterns -- sensory, communication, social and antisocial, reproductive, eating, and elimination -- this resource helps you identify medical implications of abnormal behavior, pain-associated behaviors, and effects of captivity. Client education handouts provide important information about caring for a variety of avian and exotic pets. A user-friendly format includes bulleted lists indicating how normal and abnormal behavior applies to species kept in captivity. Includes coverage of all normal behavior patterns, including sensory, communication, social and antisocial, sexual, eating, and elimination. Client education handouts are a convenient resource for providing clients with important information about caring for their pets. Expert authors provide the most current information in the field of avian and exotic pet behavior.

Table of Contents

Rabbit Behavior
1(50)
Teresa Bradley Bays
Introduction
1(1)
Natural History, Behavior, and Domestication
1(1)
Sensory Behaviors
2(2)
Vision and Behavior
2(1)
Touch and Behavior
3(1)
Hearing and Behavior
3(1)
Olfactory Behaviors
3(1)
Communicative Behaviors
4(3)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
7(5)
Reproductive Behaviors
12(3)
Male Reproductive Behaviors
12(1)
Female Reproductive and Maternal Behaviors
13(2)
Neonatal and Juvenile Behaviors
15(2)
Eating Behaviors
17(3)
Elimination Behaviors
20(4)
Urinary Behaviors
23(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activities
24(5)
Grooming Behaviors
29(2)
Rabbits in Outdoor Enclosures
31(1)
Behavioral Enrichment
31(3)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behaviors
34(4)
Rabbits and the Hospital Environment
38(3)
Pain Management Considerations
41(1)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
41(1)
Hypnosis
42(1)
Euthanasia and Adoption
42(9)
Psittacine Behavior
51(52)
Teresa Lightfoot
Carina L. Nacewicz
Introduction
51(1)
Wild Bird Behavior
51(6)
Species Differences
52(1)
Time Allocation and Behaviors
52(1)
Communication
53(1)
Vocalization
53(1)
Body Language
54(1)
Foraging Behaviors
54(1)
Intraspecies Contact and Species Variations
54(2)
Parenting
56(1)
Captive Psittacine Development
57(8)
Socialization
58(1)
Stimulation
59(1)
Behavior Modification
60(3)
Identifying and Creating the Proper Human-Psittacine Relationship
63(2)
Husbandry Considerations
65(3)
Caging
65(1)
Bathing
65(1)
Nutrition
66(1)
Photoperiod
66(1)
Grooming: Nail, Beak, and Wing Trimming
67(1)
Disease Considerations
68(3)
Neurologic Disease
68(2)
Miscellaneous Neuropathies
70(1)
Pain-Associated Behaviors
71(1)
Captive Behavior and Training
71(3)
Behavior Analysis
71(1)
Modification Techniques
72(2)
Problem Behaviors or Syndromes
74(15)
Dominance
74(3)
Biting
77(1)
Phobias or Neuroses
78(1)
Cockatoo Prolapse Syndrome
79(2)
Feather Destruction
81(1)
Environmental and Nutritional Factors
82(7)
Psittacine Behavior in the Animal Hospital
89(7)
Home-Court Advantage
89(1)
Aggressive Amazons and Other Psittacines in the Animal Hospital
89(7)
Intelligence, Cognition, and Communication in Parrots
96(7)
Social and Cognitive Similarities to Great Apes
96(1)
Perireferential Communication and Categoric Class Formation
97(1)
Sentinel Behavior
97(6)
Reptile Behavior
103(60)
Jorg Mayer
Teresa Bradley Bays
Introduction
103(1)
Developmental Aspects of Behavior
104(1)
Environmental Aspects of Behavior
105(3)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
108(14)
Agonistic Behaviors
112(10)
Taming and Training
122(1)
Sensory Modalities and Behavior
123(4)
Vomeronasal Organ, Olfaction, and Behavior
123(2)
Vision and Behavior
125(1)
Hearing, Vocalization, and Behavior
125(2)
Gustation and Behavior
127(1)
Reproductive Behaviors
127(4)
Male Reproductive Behaviors
129(1)
Female Reproductive Behaviors
130(1)
Behavior of Hatchlings and Juveniles
131(1)
Eating Behaviors
132(6)
Elimination Behaviors
138(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activities
139(2)
Grooming Behaviors
141(1)
Sneezing
142(1)
Coloration and Behavior
142(1)
Thermoregulatory Behaviors
143(5)
Hibernation and Estivation
146(1)
Burrowing Behaviors
147(1)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
148(1)
Behavioral Enrichment
148(3)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behaviors
151(4)
Euthanasia
155(8)
Ferret Behavior
163(44)
Peter G. Fisher
Natural Behavior and Domestication
163(3)
Sensory Behaviors
166(2)
Vision and Behavior
166(1)
Hearing and Behavior
166(1)
Olfactory Behaviors
167(1)
Communication Behaviors
168(4)
Olfactory Communication
168(2)
Vocalizations
170(1)
Visual
171(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activity
172(1)
Elimination Behaviors
173(1)
Urine Licking Behaviors
174(1)
Reproductive Behaviors
174(3)
Male Reproductive Behaviors
175(1)
Female Reproductive Behaviors
176(1)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
177(2)
Grooming Behaviors
179(1)
Feeding Behaviors
180(1)
Prey-Catching Behaviors
181(1)
Exploratory Behaviors
182(2)
Play Behaviors
184(4)
Environmental Enrichment
188(1)
Aggressive Behaviors
189(8)
Conspecific Aggression
189(4)
Aggression and Biting Behaviors
193(4)
Sleep Behavior
197(2)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behavior
199(4)
Adrenal Disease
200(2)
Insulinoma
202(1)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
203(4)
Guinea Pig Behavior
207(32)
Teresa Bradley Bays
Natural History, Behavior, and Domestication
207(1)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
208(2)
Taming and the Bonding Process
210(2)
Sensory Behaviors
212(1)
Visual Behaviors
212(1)
Vocalization Behaviors
212(1)
Auditory Behaviors
213(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activities
213(3)
Grooming Behaviors
216(3)
Eating Behaviors
219(4)
Elimination Behaviors
223(1)
Reproductive Behaviors
224(2)
Male Reproductive Behaviors
224(1)
Female Reproductive Behaviors and Parental Care
225(1)
Neonatal Behavior
226(1)
Behavioral Enrichment
226(2)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behavior
228(3)
Hospitalization, Stress, and the Sick Guinea Pig
231(3)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
234(2)
Guinea Pigs and Euthanasia
236(3)
Small Rodent Behavior: Mice, Rats, Gerbils, and Hamsters
239(24)
Elizabeth I. Evans
Introduction
239(1)
Sensory Behaviors
240(1)
Communicative Behaviors
241(2)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
243(3)
Reproductive Behaviors
246(4)
Male Reproductive Behaviors
246(1)
Female Reproductive Behaviors
247(3)
Eating Behaviors
250(1)
Elimination Behaviors
251(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activities
251(2)
Grooming Behaviors
253(3)
Temperature Sensitivity
256(1)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behaviors
256(2)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
258(5)
Miscellaneous Small Mammal Behavior
263(76)
Dan H. Johnson
Chinchillas
263(18)
Natural History and Behavior
263(1)
Sensory Behaviors
263(2)
Communicative Behaviors
265(1)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
265(2)
Reproductive Behaviors
267(4)
Eating Behaviors
271(1)
Elimination Behaviors
271(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activities
272(1)
Grooming Behaviors
272(2)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behaviors
274(4)
Behaviors Associated with Pain/Euthanasia
278(1)
How Behavior Relates to Captivity
278(3)
Fennec Foxes
281(12)
Natural History and Behavior
281(1)
Sensory Behaviors
281(1)
Communicative Behaviors
282(1)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
283(2)
Reproductive Behaviors
285(1)
Eating Behaviors
286(1)
Elimination Behaviors
287(1)
Locomotor Behaviors
287(1)
Grooming Behaviors
288(1)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behaviors
289(1)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
289(1)
How Behavior Relates to Captivity
289(4)
Hedgehogs
293(12)
Natural History and Behavior
293(1)
Sensory Behaviors
294(1)
Communicative Behaviors
295(1)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
295(1)
Reproductive Behaviors
296(2)
Eating Behaviors
298(1)
Elimination Behaviors
299(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activities
299(1)
Grooming Behaviors
300(1)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behaviors
301(1)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
302(1)
How Behavior Relates to Captivity
303(2)
Prairie Dogs
305(15)
Natural History and Behavior
305(1)
Communicative Behaviors
306(1)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
306(2)
Reproductive Behaviors
308(1)
Eating Behaviors
309(1)
Elimination Behaviors
310(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activities
310(1)
Grooming Behaviors
310(2)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behaviors
312(5)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
317(1)
Behavioral Enrichment
317(1)
How Behavior Relates to Captivity
318(2)
Short-Tailed Opossums
320(8)
Natural History and Behavior
320(1)
Sensory Behaviors
320(1)
Communicative Behaviors
320(1)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
321(1)
Reproductive Behaviors
322(2)
Eating Behaviors
324(1)
Elimination Behaviors
324(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activities
325(1)
Grooming Behaviors
325(1)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behaviors
326(1)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
326(1)
How Behavior Relates to Captivity
326(2)
Sugar Gliders
328(11)
Natural History and Behavior
328(1)
Sensory Behaviors
328(1)
Communicative Behaviors
328(2)
Social and Antisocial Behaviors
330(1)
Reproductive Behaviors
331(1)
Eating Behaviors
332(1)
Elimination Behaviors
333(1)
Thermoregulatory Behaviors
333(1)
Locomotor Behaviors and Activities
333(1)
Grooming Behaviors
334(1)
Medical Implications of Abnormal Behaviors
335(3)
Behaviors Associated with Pain
338(1)
Behavioral Enrichment
339(1)
How Behavior Relates to Captivity
339

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