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The Horse's FootColor Atlas of the Horse's Foot by Christopher C. Pollitt BVSc, PhD

When this book was first published in 1995, you could have heard a pin drop. Around the world, farriers and veterinarians quietly thumbed through the pages that would become their visual menu for lameness reference. It is impossible to say too many nice things about this book. It is, quite simply, a series of photographs -- almost 500 of them -- each of which illustrates an aspect of lameness in the horse's foot. Each photo is accompanied by a detailed caption explaining the case or the condition. Many surgical, medical, and shoeing treatment options are offered, and in many cases the photos are "before and after," offering insight into prognosis for soundness or normal conformation. By far the largest section of the book covers laminitis, Dr. Pollitt's special field of expertise. Both clinical and theoretical aspects of the disease's causes, onset, and devastating effects on the foot are covered. Dr. Pollitt, a contributing editor for Hoofcare & Lameness, is professor at the University of Queensland's School of Veterinary Medicine in Australia. He is a noted photographer whose skill behind the lens and insight behind the pen make this book a treasure. Hardcover, 208 pages, 494 illustrations and photos

http://www.hoofcare.com - great source for the Colour Atlas


$135 plus $10 postage in USA.


Equine Laminitis by C Pollitt, BVSc, PhD Equine Laminitis by C Pollitt, PhD

All people who have horses have heard of laminitis. It is the second biggest killer of horses after colic. When laminitis
strikes, it can be heartbreaking for the horse and owner. Sometimes euthanasia is the only responsible option.
This book includes the latest research on the management and prevention of this serious condition and has been
compiled Dr Chris Pollit from the Australian Equine Laminitis Research Unit.

http://extranet.rirdc.gov.au/eshop/ - this link relates to the publication Equine Laminitis

99 pages R01/129 Weight: 0.30 kg

A$ 31.00

 

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K.R.French and C.C.Pollitt (2004) - Equine Laminitis: congenital, hemidesmosomal plectin deficiency in a quarter horse foal
K.R.French and C.C.Pollitt (2004) - Equine Laminitis: cleavage of laminin 5 associated with basement membrane dysadhesion
K.R.French and C.C.Pollitt (2004) - Equine Laminitis basement membrane pathology: loss of type IV collagen, type VII collagen, and laminin immunostaining
C C Pollitt (2004) - Equine Laminitis
A van Eps et al (2004) - Distal Limb Cryotherapy for the Prevention of Acute Laminitis
K.R.French and C.C.Pollitt (2004) - Equine Laminitis: glucose deprivation and MMP activation induce dermo-epidermal separation in vitro
Al Jassim et al (2005) – The genetic diversity of lactic acid producing bacteria in the equine gastrointestinal tract.

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