Product Description

Skin Diseases of the Dog provides the veterinary practitioner with a concise practical guide to common skin diseases in the dog, as well as newly discovered dermatoses. This work is designed as a reference handbook for use by the busy clinician in practice, as well as an aide memoire for the veterinary student. It contains many colour photographs of skin conditions and ectoparasites in the dog, including diagrams for parasite identification. Skin Diseases in thd Dog includes descriptions of clinical presentations and diagnosis especially those diagnostic techniques available to the veterinary surgeon within a practice environment. The book includes a chapter specifically dedicated to the diagnosis and management of otitis externa.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1064348 in Books
• Published on: 1998-11-24
• Format: Illustrated
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 309 pages

Review
"Recommended to anyone with an interest in canine dermatology, whether as a quick reference for the busy practitioner or as revision notes for the aspiring examination candidate. Such a wealth of well presented information comes at a very reasonable price."

Veterinary International

Book Info
Animal Medical Centre, Manchester, UK. Concise, practical guide to common skin diseases and newly discovered dermatoses in dogs. High-quality color illustrations. For students and practitioners. Bulleted-outline format. Softcover.

From the Back Cover
Skin Diseases of the Dog provides the veterinary practitioner with a concise practical guide to common skin diseases in the dog, as well as newly discovered dermatoses. This work is designed as a reference handbook for use by the busy clinician in practice, as well as an aide memoir for the veterinary student. It contains many colour photographs of skin conditions and ectoparasites in the dog, including diagrams for parasite identification. Skin Diseases of the Dog includes descriptions of clinical presentations and diagnosis especially those diagnostic techniques available to the veterinary surgeon within a practice environment. The book includes a chapter dedicated specifically to the diagnosis and management of otitis externa.