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A popular and key reference book for every horsy library, this guide explains the most important facts about anatomy in an easy and understandable way and helps the horse owner to communicate with their veterinary surgeons. This is a user-friendly handbook, compact enough to keep around the yard or in the tack box, that illustrates in a clear and comprehensive style the basic points of the anatomy of the horse. Useful for both students and horse owners alike, this guide covers veterinary jargon and shows anatomical facts behind a horse’s vital life-functions and body.
About the Author
Anke Rüsbüldt is a practicing veterinary surgeon specializing in equine medicine.
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Useless horse anatomy, Jan 28 2007
By Horse Therapist "Horse Therapist" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Horse Anatomy: Easy-to-Understand and Comprehensive (Paperback)
I am a Licensed Massage therapist for humans. I am trying to use my human therapy knowledge to include horses. I wanted to study anatomy and physiology of horses to make the transition smoother.I bought this book to further my understanding of equine anatomy.
This book is a joke. Not only does it not help anyone interested in knowing the correct medical terms for structures in the body. She tries to stay away from technical medical expressions whenever possible.
Like calling the tuberosity of the ischium the "seat bone". And the femur as the upper thigh bone. With the condyle of the femur labeled as the "femur."
So the I don't agree with the easy to understand and comprehensive statement on the front of the book.
I thought it would be a quick reference quide. I was wrong. So if you're looking for something comprehensive. I would look elsewhere.
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