The Horse's Health From A To Z: An Equine Veterinary Dictionary
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Edition: repr.,
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
For every horse owner, trainer, or equine enthusiast who has ever needed a reliable, authoritative reference at their fingertips, The Horse's Health From A to Z: An Equine Veterinary Dictionary stands as an indispensable companion. Co-authored by Peter D. Rossdale, MA, FRCVS — a highly respected equine veterinary surgeon — and Susan M. Wreford, this comprehensive dictionary systematically chronicles the full spectrum of equine health, from common ailments and anatomical structures to complex medical conditions and veterinary procedures, all arranged in an accessible A-to-Z format. The work presents the dense and often intimidating world of equine medicine in clear, precise language, making it equally valuable to the professional veterinarian and the informed layperson. Rossdale's clinical authority is evident throughout, as the text instructs readers with accuracy and depth without sacrificing readability. Whether you are diagnosing a worrying symptom or simply seeking to deepen your understanding of equine biology, this dictionary remains a benchmark reference in the field — leaving one to wonder just how many horses owe their wellbeing to its well-thumbed pages.
Author: Peter D. Rossdale And Susan M. Wreford
Format: Hardback
Published: 1983, David & Charles
Genre: Zoology
Edition: repr.,
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
For every horse owner, trainer, or equine enthusiast who has ever needed a reliable, authoritative reference at their fingertips, The Horse's Health From A to Z: An Equine Veterinary Dictionary stands as an indispensable companion. Co-authored by Peter D. Rossdale, MA, FRCVS — a highly respected equine veterinary surgeon — and Susan M. Wreford, this comprehensive dictionary systematically chronicles the full spectrum of equine health, from common ailments and anatomical structures to complex medical conditions and veterinary procedures, all arranged in an accessible A-to-Z format. The work presents the dense and often intimidating world of equine medicine in clear, precise language, making it equally valuable to the professional veterinarian and the informed layperson. Rossdale's clinical authority is evident throughout, as the text instructs readers with accuracy and depth without sacrificing readability. Whether you are diagnosing a worrying symptom or simply seeking to deepen your understanding of equine biology, this dictionary remains a benchmark reference in the field — leaving one to wonder just how many horses owe their wellbeing to its well-thumbed pages.