by Charles B. Michener
About this book
Charles B. Michener's Special Report on Diseases of the Horse stands as a foundational veterinary reference work that has guided horse owners and practitioners for generations. This comprehensive non-fiction guide, originally compiled by leading veterinary experts and revised in 1916 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivers authoritative information on equine health and disease management.
Covering everything from digestive and respiratory ailments to nervous system disorders and cardiovascular conditions, this detailed manual provides practical diagnostic techniques and treatment protocols developed by distinguished veterinarians. The systematic approach begins with proper examination of sick horses, progresses through fundamental disease principles, and details medication administration methods before exploring specific conditions affecting various bodily systems.
Originally published to serve both Congress and agricultural professionals, this revised edition represents the latest veterinary knowledge of its era, combining scientific rigor with accessible explanations. The contributions from multiple specialists ensure comprehensive coverage of equine health challenges that remain relevant to modern readers.
This audiobook is essential for equestrians, veterinary students, historians of veterinary medicine, and anyone responsible for horse care who seeks to understand common ailments and their management. Whether you're maintaining a working farm, breeding program, or simply deepening your equine knowledge, this authoritative resource offers timeless insights into animal health and veterinary practice.