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Subject: First Aid For Horses. Will you be ready?

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Date Posted: 13:26:49 06/10/09 Wed

First Aid For Horses How To Cope With Injury And Illness

Coumbe, K.

Many people with sick or injured horses do not know how best to care for or treat the animal until the vet arrives. A knowledge of first aid is invaluable. First aid is the immediate management of any illness or injury and can be crucial of any illness or injury and be crucial in minimizing the harm done after an accident. For straightforward injuries, basic first aid may be all that is required. For more major damage, first aid is still important to limit the primary damage, reduce complications and help in producing a full recovery as rapidly as possible. The book will help the layman understand the treatment approach used by the vet and explain why, in some cases, timing is critical, whilst other situations will benefit from a wait and see approach. It also answers the most frequently asked questions that a vet has to deal with on emergency calls, some of which involve genuine emergencies and others do not. Photographs of clinical cases have been used to illustrate a number of possible situations and the purpose of First Aid for Horses is to help you distinguish them and know what to do once you have recognized a problem. Hardback 160pgs.

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