veterinarians

"Kat is looking forward to spending the winter break helping out at the hospital for magical creatures with her new best friend Rosie. But Rosie seems to have a new best friend. When they discover a flying horse caught in a trap, Kat is suspicious. Does Rosie's mysterious new pal have something to do with it?"--Provided by publisher.

"[Kat and Rosie] must help the vets to solve a mystery! What has been turning the enchanted animals back into babies? And does this have anything to do with the bird they keep glimpsing?"--Provided by publisher.

"Rosie and Kat go on a camping trip, where they encounter a friendly yeti who just loves candy! He's fluffy, adorable, and covered in white fur--so they name him Snowball. But trouble is brewing. A famous author has come to Starfall Forest, and she is determined to prove the yeti's existence. Can our heroines keep the forest's magical secrets safe? And can they and the magical vets help Snowball when the little creature has an accident?"--OCLC.

"Kat and Rosie love visiting Starfall Forest's magical hospital, where enchanged creatures are nursed back to health. When Kat rescues a coughing dragon, she is determined to uncover the cause of its mysterious illness. Could it be linked to the friendly gnomes' crystal-mining machines?"--Provided by publisher.

"Kat and Rosie are helping Starfall Forest's magical vets to investigate a mystery at Looking Glass Lake. Some sort of creature has been scaring the local wildlife--but why would anyone want to frighten loveable singing starfish and peanut-butter-and-jellyfish? Can Suki, a magical sea dragon, help Kat and Rosie to discover the truth behind the supposed monster?' Our animal-loving best friends are on the case!"--OCLC.

"When Rosie moves to a new town she feels like she'll never fit in, but when she meets a cool new friend, Kat, and they discover an injured magical unicorn, things suddenly become a lot more interesting! Can they win the trust of the unicorn and find a way to help her back to health?"--Provided by publisher.

Karen Fine always knew that she wanted to be a vet and wasn't going to let anything stop her: not her allergy to cats, and not the fact that in the '80s veterinary medicine was still a mostly male profession. Inspired by her grandfather, a compassionate doctor who paid house calls to all his (human) patients, Dr. Fine persevered, and brought her Oupa's principles into her own practice, which emphasizes the need to contextualize pets' care in terms of their stories.

A woman tells her young son the true story of how his great-great-grandfather, Captain Harry Colebourn, rescued and learned to love a bear cub in 1914 as he was on his way to take care of soldiers' horses during World War I, and the bear became the inspiration for A.A. Milne's Winnie-the-Pooh.

"Callie and Travis need sheep for the town Christmas pageant. Travis is playing the shepherd in the Nativity scene, and what's a shepherd without his flock? Unfortunately, Fentress is low on sheep--but not on goats. When Callie and Travis decide to borrow two goats from their neighbor, they don't know what they're in for. As it turns out, the main trouble with goats is that they'll eat just about anything. This will be one Christmas pageant Fentress won't forget!"--Provided by publisher.

"For an 11-year-old, Yuzu's got a lot on her plate. When her mom gets sick, Yuzu goes to live with her uncle who runs the local animal hospital. She used to be scared of animals, but now she knows each patient is a fluffy friend in the making! This time, Yuzu learns about hardworking service dogs, rabbit care, the wonderful world of adoption, and the power pets have to bring families together"--.