Abstracts of Work Done in the Laboratory of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore early veterinary science through hands-on lab work and real case observations.

This concise volume gathers course outlines, lab methods, and clinical notes from Pierre A. Fish’s veterinary physiology program. It offers a practical view of how students learned to study the circulatory, respiratory, muscular, and nervous systems, while also examining pharmacology, urine analysis, and clinical diagnosis.

The book blends instructional pacing with real-world demonstrations, showing how students preserved graphic records, conducted chemical and microscopic work, and interpreted results in animal patients. It includes a notable discussion of echinacea’s veterinary use, illustrated with historical context and practical observations.

• Course structure and weekly laboratory activities
• Hands-on methods for blood counts, urine analysis, and drug testing
• Clinical observations from dog cases and related veterinary practice
• Historical notes on herbal remedies and their veterinary applications

Ideal for readers of veterinary history, laboratory technique, and the evolution of veterinary education.

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