Willis’s Veterinary Practice, Being an Accurate and Detailed Account of the Various Diseases to Which the Horse is Liable

＂Willis’s Veterinary Practice, Being an Accurate and Detailed Account of the Various Diseases to Which the Horse is Liable＂ offers a comprehensive look into 19th-century equine health and veterinary practices. Written by James A. Willis, this book provides a detailed account of the diseases affecting horses, reflecting the state of veterinary knowledge at the time.

This historical text serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of veterinary medicine, animal husbandry, and the role of the horse in 19th-century society. It presents insights into the diagnostic methods, treatments, and understanding of equine ailments prevalent during that era, making it a fascinating read for historians, veterinarians, and anyone intrigued by the evolution of animal care.

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