Self-Assessment Color Review Cattle and Sheep Medicine

Features
· Covers important clinical features of a range of common diseases of ruminants
· Features the diagnosis and treatment regimens used by the author who has 38 years of experience
· Incorporates over 250 new cases and illustrations
· Contains a new section with MCQs
· Includes full-color photographs and a clear list of abbreviations used throughout the text
Summary
The new edition of Cattle and Sheep Medicine incorporates over 250 new clinical cases divided equally between cattle and sheep. The cases appear randomly to reflect real life practice and are presented as a set of integrated questions, photographs and detailed explanatory answers—to educate and not just to test. New images have been added for all cases and multiple choice questions are included for revision purposes.
This second edition covers important clinical features of a range of common diseases of ruminants encountered in first opinion practice in a problem-based format. The book also contains many diseases not featured in the former edition. While common diseases are also again featured, the situations have been changed to mimic general practice, as a disease does not always manifest with the same clinical features.
The diagnosis and treatment regimens described are those used by the author over the past 38 years in commercial large animal practice. They acknowledge the time and financial restrictions that occur in many situations, but require no specialised facilities or equipment.
Praise for the first edition:
"... a gem of a book for revision and to reinforce learning – and it is small enough to be popped in a bag or kept in the glove compartment of a car."
—Veterinary Record
"There are a number of books that address ruminant health, but they do not have images or the clinical practicality of this book. This is a very useable book for students or entry level practitioners to gain an understanding of common ruminant diseases and their appearance."
—Dennis French, DVM, University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in Doody's Book Review Service

"… appropriate for self-review in preparation for a viva voce-type examination for undergraduate veterinary students, or veterinary graduates seeking postgraduate recognition, and it could well be of assistance to examiners of those same candidates."
—Australian Veterinary Journal