Product Description
Understanding Equine First Aid discusses practical measures to prevent injury and illness, and covers various problems that can befall the horse, from respiratory ailments to colic, wounds, and fractures. The book also teaches you how to recognize and respond to problems, and when to call the veterinarian. Useful, and one book that should be in every horse owner's reference library.
Ingram
In an essential guide for horse owners and barn managers, Cornell University veterinarian Michael A. Ball covers various equine problems, from puncture wounds and fractures to colic, respiratory ailments, blood loss, and metabolic emergencies. Dr. Ball focuses on how to be observant and prevent potential problems before they occur. One chapter is devoted to foaling and neonatal emergencies.
About the Author
Ball is a veterinarian and a regular contributor to The Horse Magazine.
