Hog Cholera And Its Control: A Handbook Of Field Practice For The Use Of The Veterinary Profession
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"Hog Cholera And Its Control: A Handbook Of Field Practice For The Use Of The Veterinary Profession" is a practical guide to understanding and managing hog cholera, also known as swine fever. Written by George Horace Roberts, this handbook offers valuable insights for veterinary professionals dealing with this highly contagious and devastating viral disease affecting swine.
The book details the etiology, symptoms, diagnosis, and, most importantly, the control measures necessary to combat hog cholera. It emphasizes field practices, providing a hands-on approach to disease management, making it an essential resource for veterinarians working directly with livestock. Readers will find comprehensive information on preventative strategies, quarantine protocols, and treatment options available at the time of publication. This handbook stands as a historical record of veterinary practices and challenges in controlling infectious diseases in livestock.
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