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A comprehensive guide to the practice of animal castration, "Animal Castration" by A. Liautard remains a valuable resource for those interested in veterinary medicine, animal husbandry, and the history of livestock management. This detailed exploration delves into the surgical techniques and considerations surrounding castration, offering insights applicable to a variety of animals.
Originally published as a practical manual for practitioners and students, this edition preserves the author's expertise on the subject. The text provides a thorough understanding of the procedures involved, reflecting the state of veterinary science at the time of its original publication.
A significant contribution to the literature of technology and applied sciences, this book will appeal to readers interested in animal behavior, agriculture, and the historical development of surgical practices within veterinary medicine. It serves as a historical snapshot of animal husbandry techniques, meticulously prepared for print republication.
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