A definitive veterinary reference for today’s practitioners and students.
This practical guide presents the principles of veterinary medicine in an accessible form, helping readers diagnose, prevent, and understand diseases in domesticated animals. It emphasizes clear, actionable knowledge that supports daily work in clinics, farms, and laboratories.
The book frames its scope around core diseases, updated chapters, and solid scientific grounding. It revises key topics with modern illustrations and explanations, and highlights the connection between veterinary science and public health, including broader food-supply implications.
- Revised chapters on Anthrax, Septicemia, and the Germ Theory, with new illustrations
- Expanded coverage of parasites and other diseases through added plates and explanations
- Clear organization into contagious and non-contagious diseases for quick reference
- Practical guidance that connects pathology with real-world veterinary practice
Ideal for students, practitioners, and professionals seeking a thorough, practical guide to veterinary medicine.
Wiliam Appleman Wiliams was a distinguished professor of American history at the University of Wisconsin.