Where There is No Animal Doctor Review

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(More customer reviews)Where There is No Animal Doctor is an amazing manual covering animal functions of all the major domestic animals. It contains an incredible amount of information in one volume of work. It is written in a simple, easy to understand style, supplemented with many good illustrations.

This book was developed to benefit rural people in many areas of the world where livestock still play an important role in village life. It deals with many different animal health related topics, including disease prevention, control and treatment, and the promotion of good animal nutrition. Specifically, the authors hope that this book will be useful for people living in areas where there is no veterinarian available.

Other books in Christian Veterinary Mission's Raising Healthy Animals series include Raising Healthy Horses, Raising Healthy Cattle, Raising Healthy Goats, Raising Healthy Poultry, Raising Healthy Pigs, Raising Healthy Rabbits, Raising Healthy Honey Bees, Raising Healthy Sheep as well as Drugs and Their Usage, and Zoonoses (Amimal Diseases That Affect Humans).

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This is an amazing manual covering animal functions of all the major domestic animals. It contains an incredible amount of information in one volume. It is written in a simple, easy to understand style, supplemented with many good illustrations.This book was developed to benefit rural people in many areas of the world where livestock still play an important role in village life. It deals with many different animal health related topics, including disease prevention, control and treatment, and the promotion of good animal nutrition. Specifically, the authors hope that this book will be useful for people living in areas where there is no veterinarian available. It is hoped that people who use this book will be able to realize which disease conditions they can handle on their own and when to call for help from more experienced animal health workers.