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by Linda Purves
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by Tim Couzens
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by Pennie Hooper
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Practical, jargon-free advice for the first time breeder.
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Diane Morgan
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Joyce Garman DVM MRCVS
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by Hilary Page Self BSc MNIMH
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'....an informed overview of the latest thinking on almost every aspect of horse care'. British Horse
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4th Edition. An Illustrated text.
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This book covers a wide range of orthopaedic and rheumatological problems encountered in equine veterinary practice and will be valuable to professionals in practice as well as veterinary and equine students. Each case and the following explanation is presented using superb range of colour illustrations and imaging techniques, including radiography, ultrasonography, nuclear scintigraphy and arthroscopy.
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Recent developments make up-to-date knowledge of equine reproduction vital in practice and in continuing education, such as routine use of ultrasound,improved standards of foal care, and the importance of artifical insemination. The 22 contributing authors, an international blend of specialist in equine reproduction. Over 30 cases concern the use of ultrasound in the management of the broodmare, some 50 cases cover foal care and common medical/surgical conditions, and there are over 30 cases on the stallion and artificial insemination, plus rarer conditions such as dystocia and foaling trauma.
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The 16 international contributing authors - some working in universities, other in equine practice - having combined to provide a systematic colour review of all aspects of equine internal medicine. Coverage includes neurology, cardiology,respiratory disease, gastroenterology, urology, infectious diseases, parasitology, haematology, oncology, endocrinology, reproduction, dermatology, opthalmology and clinical nutrition, in foals and adult horses
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An Atlas of Clinical anatomy and comparative imaging
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2nd Edition
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Today's horse woner counts on veterinarians to practise state-of-the-art equine medicine. Beautifully illustrated with high quality colour and black and white illustrations, this volume familiarises the veterinarian with the potential for sonography through a broad selection of view showing normal and abnormal conditions and assist the practitioner to reach an accurate diagnosis and provide appropriate treatment. Chapters include comparisons with radiographic surveys, contrast and imaging, and describe the complementary value and limits of these procedures. The text contains specific case discusssions, with particular emphasis on 'borderline' cases.
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Biomechanics - Exercise - Treatment.
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origins,treatment and prevention of problems - Margit H. Zeitler-Frecht, Technical University, Munich, Germany
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A Pressure Point System for Solving Muscle Problems
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Practical Horse Massage: Techniques for Loosening and Stretching Muscles
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By Kai Kreling
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By Anke Rusbuldt
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Vaccination & Worming of Horses: What You Need to Know
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The respiratory tract, one of the most common areas in the horse to be affected by medical problems, has long presented conditions that are difficult to diagnose and frustrating to treat. This new addition to the Horse Health Explained series, discusses advances in this elusive area and how proper management can often prevent or slow the advnace of a respiratory problem.
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Martin J Scott, with Gael Mariani. Foreword by Dr Trevor M Cook, Co-founder of the British Association of Homoeopathic Veterinary Surgeons. In simplest terms, the Bach system comprises thirty-eight different liquid remedies, devoted to healing problems that stem from imbalances within the mind and emotions. Between them they encompass the entire range of human and equine emotional experience, allowing us to treat, for example, states of fear, doubt, worry, anger and gloom. Simple to use and completely free of side-effects, the Bach flower remedies can make a real difference. This book shows how.
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Clare Wilde. Discover how to use the healing benefits of energy therapy known to many as Reiki for the greater good of horses, riders and yourself. Energy therapy revitalises and refreshes the mind, body and soul, and works to heal the whole individual, not just the symptoms of a condition. Behavioural can be gently eased; physical conditions can be assisted to heal.
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Hilary Page Self .Foreword by Tim Couzens BVetMed MRCVS VetMFHom. A detailed guide to medicinal herbs and how to use them in the treatment of common ailments. The book outlines the numerous diseases and conditions which can be effectively and safely treated with herbal medicine, and includes a Materia Medica listing the properties of over fifty readily obtainable herbs. Now in its third printing.
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A Step-by-Step Guide to TTOUCH and TTEAM Training . Linda Tellington-Jones. The Tellington TTouches circular touches made with the hands and fingers on a horse's body increase both relaxation and awareness. 'TTEAMwork' can strengthen horse and rider partnerships and unlock hidden potential in every horse.
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Foot Balance: The Key to Soundness and Performance. Gail Williams BA PhD & Martin Deacon FWCF, farriery consultant to the British Equine Team and BHTA. Endorsed by Mac Head FWCF as Master of the Farriers Company, this ground-breaking new manual explains how foot balance crucially affects both performance and soundness. Widely acclaimed by farriers and vets, this book describes in everyday language how good farriery, paying attention to foot balance and considering the whole horse and its individual conformation and gait, not just the hoof and lower limb, can maintain and even enhance performance and soundness.