Parasites and Skin Diseases
“Parasites and Skin Diseases” by Peter Gray is a comprehensive guide published by J.A. Allen in 1995, consisting of 207 pages in English. This first edition focuses on the causes, prevention, and treatment of parasitic infestations and skin diseases affecting horses, making it a valuable resource for horse owners and students alike.
Readers will find detailed explanations regarding conditions such as sweet itch and ringworm, along with strategies for eradicating mites, lice, bots, and other parasites. The book also addresses fly control and discusses various skin infections and diseases, providing practical insights for managing the health of equine skin. As part of the Allen Veterinary Handbook series, this edition serves as a continuation of the author’s work in veterinary medicine.
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This guide offers an explanation of the cause, prevention and treatment of parasitic infestation and diseases of the skin of the horse, for the horse owner and student. It is the third in the Allen Veterinary Handbook series, following Lameness and Respiratory Disease by the same author. cause and treatment of sweet itch and ringworm; and the eradication of mites, lice, bots and other unwelcome parasites to which the horse can be an unwilling host. Fly control is also covered, as are warts and a variety of infections and diseases of the skin.
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