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Slaves of Our Affection: The Myth of the Happy Pet - Paperback

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by Erin Lestrade (Editor), Erin Lestrade (Translator), Charles Danten (Author)

This provocative expos puts our most revered interactions with animals under the microscope. Meticulously documented, it raises poignant questions about the nature of our relationships with animals, and reveals little-known aspects of the industry behind it all. Pet food manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, veterinarians, shelters, humane societies, animal activists, factory farms, and many more are at the core of a subtle exploitation that operates under the guise of love and compassion.

Author Biography

A graduate of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Charles Danten practiced veterinary medicine for eighteen years, ten of which were spent in his own veterinary clinic near Montreal, Quebec. At different times during his career, Dr. Danten cared for companion, farm, and zoo animals. A growing awareness of the undesirable aspects of human-animal relationships led him to sell his clinic and leave the profession altogether.

Number of Pages: 328
Dimensions: 0.69 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: February 07, 2015
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