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'HAVE dart gun, will travel.' So read the advertisement in The Veterinary Record that began the career of Mr David Taylor, international zoo vet, who retired at the end of March after 50 years of providing veterinary care to non-domestic animals.
Mr Taylor qualified from Glasgow in 1956 and has been a pioneer of zoological medicine both in the uk and worldwide. He achieved particular renown in the speciality of marine mammal medicine. In 1968,...
