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Companion Animal aims to meet the clinical needs of veterinary surgeons in practice who care for small animals and exotics. The journal is authoritative and accessible, and has become one of the best-read publications for veterinary surgeons wanting to keep up-to-date with clinical developments that enhance their practice. Subscribe to Companion Animal for:-The latest in clinical developments-Authoritative and accessible peer-reviewed articles-A professional voice for veterinary surgeons, both supporting and sometimes challengingCompanion Animal provides regular clinical updates, visual surgery and case studies for CPD assessments. A highly respected veterinary surgeon, consultant editor Carl Gorman understands the needs of veterinary professionals in practice.About This Subscription What Will I Receive?- Please note that this magazine subscription is delivered directly to your chosen address by the publisher, and does not come in a gift pack- Your subscription will usually start with the next available issue and will not be the current issue that is available in the shops at the time of order. When Will I Start Receiving My Subscription?- As soon as you place your order we will take payment from you, email you a summary of your order and, pass your order to the relevant magazine publisher. - Once the publisher has confirmed the order (this may take up to 10 days) we will email you confirmation of this, along with delivery estimates for your 1st issue. As a guide (for UK Publications), please allow:- 3-5 weeks for Weekly publications- 5-9 weeks for Monthly publications- 13 weeks for Bi-monthly and Quarterly Publications.Orders for magazines printed outside of the UK may take an additional 2-3 weeks.
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Companion Animal aims to meet the clinical needs of veterinary surgeons in practice who care for small animals and exotics. The journal is authoritative and accessible, and has become one of the best-read publications for veterinary surgeons wanting to keep up-to-date with clinical developments that enhance their practice. Subscribe to Companion Animal for:-The latest in clinical developments-Authoritative and accessible peer-reviewed articles-A professional voice for veterinary surgeons, both supporting and sometimes challengingCompanion Animal provides regular clinical updates, visual surgery and case studies for CPD assessments. A highly respected veterinary surgeon, consultant editor Carl Gorman understands the needs of veterinary professionals in practice.About This Subscription What Will I Receive?- Please note that this magazine subscription is delivered directly to your chosen address by the publisher, and does not come in a gift pack- Your subscription will usually start with the next available issue and will not be the current issue that is available in the shops at the time of order. When Will I Start Receiving My Subscription?- As soon as you place your order we will take payment from you, email you a summary of your order and, pass your order to the relevant magazine publisher. - Once the publisher has confirmed the order (this may take up to 10 days) we will email you confirmation of this, along with delivery estimates for your 1st issue. As a guide (for UK Publications), please allow:- 3-5 weeks for Weekly publications- 5-9 weeks for Monthly publications- 13 weeks for Bi-monthly and Quarterly Publications.Orders for magazines printed outside of the UK may take an additional 2-3 weeks.
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