"The Horse in Health, Accident & Disease" is a comprehensive guide for horse owners, offering practical advice on maintaining equine well-being. Written by Frank Townend Barton, this book, originally published in 1921, provides detailed insights into recognizing and treating various ailments affecting horses. From common injuries to more serious diseases, the text covers a wide range of health issues with clarity and precision.
This meticulously detailed volume is an invaluable resource for anyone involved in horse care, whether for work or recreation. Barton's expertise ensures that both novice and experienced owners can benefit from the wealth of knowledge contained within. This historical guide offers a glimpse into early 20th-century veterinary practices and remains relevant for its foundational approach to equine health.
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