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Episode · Stuff You Should Know · 2023-02-02

Books mentioned on The Largely Equine History of Veterinary Medicine

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Vets have been around for a long time, but mainly to care for horses. When horse travel went away, guess who saved the profession?

Josh Clark discussed All My Patients are Under the Bed by Louis J. Camuti and others.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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  1. All My Patients are Under the Bed

    Louis J. Camuti; Marilyn Frankel; Haskel Frankel · at 31:19

    Discussed
    “and all of a sudden they're pets and he wrote a book called all my patients are under the bed that's so darn cute it is super cute”
    Josh Clark The Largely Equine History of Veterinary Medicine 2023-02-02 Listen at 31:19
    Where to get it
    Listen free with an Audible trialAmazon
Other mentions in this episode (2) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Passing Bittersweet [by] C.H. Gervais
“I don't think they were still using Gervais markham's book”
Speaker The Largely Equine History of Veterinary Medicine 2023-02-02 Listen at 14:36
Passing The three investigators
“the mystery of the twin B tiles Josh's love of the Alfred Hitchcock Presents the three detectives books”
Chuck Bryant The Largely Equine History of Veterinary Medicine 2023-02-02 Listen at 42:31
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