Ear disease is commonly encountered in veterinary practice and is not always obvious to the pet owner. The aim of the authors is to help the veterinarian to reach a fast and accurate diagnosis and then to manage treatment. Following detailed descriptions of gross and microscopic anatomy and the pathophysiology of the ear, coverage includes the various causes of otitis externa, otitis media and, among others, vestibular syndrome and acquired conducive deafness, which although less common, can be devastating to the animal concerned. The surgery section includes detailed procedures and full perioperative care.

Combining concise text, referenced throughout, with superb colour photographs and drawings, this handbook will be valuable to professionals and students alike.