Practical Equine Dermatology - Softcover

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About the Authors

Janet D. Littlewood is a Specialist Veterinary Dermatologist and Consultant at Rossdales Equine Hospital, Suffolk, UK.

David H. Lloyd is Emeritus Professor of Veterinary Dermatology at the Royal Veterinary College, UK.

J. Mark Craig is a Veterinary Dermatologist, Re-Fur-All Referrals, Newbury, UK.

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<p><b>A practical and comprehensive reference for equine dermatology cases</b></p> <p>The newly revised Second Edition of <i>Practical Equine Dermatology</i> delivers a thorough exploration of common dermatological conditions affecting horses whilst also drawing attention to rarer conditions. <p>The book offers detailed advice on treatments and products currently available on the veterinary market in a problem-oriented layout that provides a practical approach to quick and efficient diagnosis. Clinical presentations, diagnostic features, and disorder management for each described condition are presented in an easy-to-digest bullet-point format supported by concise references and recommendations for further reading. <p>An ideal quick reference for veterinary practitioners on the key points of equine skin conditions, this new edition also includes: <ul><li>A thorough introduction to the diagnostic approach, including taking an accurate history, the clinical examination, and diagnostic tests.</li> <li>Comprehensive exploration of pruritus, including contagious conditions, such as ectoparasites and helminth infestation, and non-contagious conditions, such as insect attack and atopic dermatitis.</li> <li> Practical discussion of crusting and scaling, including primary seborrhoea and infectious causes, such as superficial fungal infections and environmental factors.</li> <li>In-depth examination of ulcers and erosions, nodules and swellings, coat problems, and pigmentary disorders.</li></ul> <p>Perfect for any practising veterinarian seeing equine cases in first opinion practice, <i>Practical Equine Dermatology</i> will also be of use to veterinary students with an interest in equine veterinary medicine.