Fuzzy Logic: Think Like a Veterinarian

by J. Aaron Gruben

Do you have what it takes to solve veterinary cases? In this book, you won’t just find a flurry of cute animal stories, and you won’t learn mere facts about animal health. You’ll learn something more important and more exciting: how to think like a veterinarian! Go through real animal cases - complete with X-rays, bloodwork panels, and more - then choose tests, make diagnoses, and pick a treatment plan.

The real work of a veterinarian is a lot like the work of a detective. It involves reasoning through case mysteries based on observations and uses clues gathered from tests to find a solution and fix a problem. Between these pages you’ll find interactive cases to work through as you learn critical thinking skills involving inductive and deductive logic.

But keep your eyes open…You may be in for a few surprises!

“The info from this book, distilled from years of practicing vet medicine, would have been a huge help to me preparing for vet school.” -The author

139 pages, Paperback

Published April 15, 2019

About the author

I grew up in the Southwest and currently live in Texas with my wife and six children where I work full time as a veterinarian. I've been writing for over 20 years and am the author of works of varied genres. An article about the Crusades inspired me to start writing historically accurate stories – especially on topics that have become either distorted by political or social bias or have been forgotten by today’s general public. The major goals of my writing are to bring honor to Christ and to edify, entertain, and educate readers.

When not writing or repairing sick animals, I enjoy reading, hiking, dancing with toddlers, yodeling, playing board games, and playing a variety of musical instruments. I travel to conventions with my publishing company, Post Tenebras Lux Books, which strives to improve lives and revitalize old truths through quality Christian stories and studies.

Reviews

[Joy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm not a huge medicine or animal person and still enjoyed the book - I can imagine it would be even better if that was something I was very interested in haha! The mini animal mysteries bring on a human mystery and a surprise character from other J. Aaron Gruben books. A great book!