The Dog's Medical Dictionary / An encyclopædia of the diseases, their diagnosis & treatment, and the physical development of the dog

Name: The Dog's Medical Dictionary / An encyclopædia of the diseases, their diagnosis & treatment, and the physical development of the dog
Author: Alfred Joseph Sewell

By Alfred Joseph Sewell

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A practical canine medical reference cataloguing common diseases, their symptoms, diagnostic signs, and recommended treatments. It provides procedural guidance for wound care, abscesses, skin and eye conditions, digestive disorders, anaesthesia and minor surgery, with dietary and developmental advice. Many entries include compound remedies, dosing guidance, and step-by-step administration techniques. Plates, diagrams, and breed portraits illustrate anatomy and conformation alongside concise instructions for prevention, nursing, and ongoing care.

About the Author

Alfred Joseph Sewell

Alfred Joseph Sewell was an author known for his contributions to veterinary literature, particularly in the field of canine health. His notable work, "The Dog's Medical Dictionary," serves as an encyclopaedia detailing various diseases affecting dogs, along with their diagnosis and treatment. This comprehensive guide reflects Sewell's dedication to improving the understanding of canine medical issues and offers valuable insights for pet owners and veterinary professionals alike. Through his writing, Sewell has made a significant impact on the care and treatment of dogs, contributing to the broader discourse on animal health.