Veterinary Reproduction & Obstetrics (EPUB)

Veterinary Reproduction & Obstetrics (EPUB)

By David E. Noakes BVet Med PhD FRCVS DVRep DipECAR, Timothy J. Parkinson BVSc PhD DBR FRCVS, Gary C. W. England BVetmed PhD FRCVS CertVA DVR DVRep DiplomatACT

As the definitive theriogenology textbook for veterinary students, Veterinary Reproduction and Obstetrics serves as an essential reference for post-graduation practice. The 10th edition has been comprehensively revised to encompass normal reproduction, reproductive disorders, and diseases across both common and less common domestic species, including dogs, cats, pigs, horses, llamas, alpacas, and camels. This critical knowledge is indispensable for veterinarians working in resource-limited settings, such as developing countries lacking advanced technology, equipment, and staffing found in the U.S. Featuring contributions from international experts, this unique text incorporates global advancements in reproductive biology and endocrinology.

The only textbook addressing all major domestic mammalian species, it delivers consistent, authoritative guidance on reproduction and obstetrics challenges across diverse species.
The sole resource covering all facets of theriogenology for major domestic mammals, emphasizing the significance of species worldwide.
A practical, clinically focused approach equips you with the tools to enhance your clinical expertise.
Comparative perspectives on theriogenology and obstetrics broaden your understanding beyond your primary species of focus, enriching your disciplinary knowledge.
Led consistently by David Noakes through nine prior editions, this remains the most esteemed text globally in this field.
NEW! Expanded coverage of less-common domestic species equips you to manage these animals in developing regions where they are more prevalent.
NEW! Replacement of black-and-white images with vibrant color pictures enhances the full-color design and illustrates specific techniques clearly.
NEW! Contributions from additional international experts offer a diverse, global perspective on various species.