Donkey and Mule Medicine

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Mclean Amy K.; Gonzalez, Francisco Javier Navas; Goodrich, Erin L. (Editors) (2026).Donkey and Mule Medicine: Foundations, Breeds, and Management. A Practical Approach to the Treatment and Care of Long Ears – Volume I. Springer. ISBN 978-3032127259.767 Seiten.

Mclean Amy K.; Gonzalez, Francisco Javier Navas; Goodrich, Erin L. (Editors) (2026). Donkey and Mule Medicine: Clinical Medicine and Reproduction. A Practical Approach to the Treatment and Care of Long Ears – Volume II. Springer. ISBN 978-3032185396. 541 Seiten.

The complete two-volume textbook is an indispensable A to Z guide aimed at veterinarians, students and donkey owners alike, providing a richly illustrated in-depth practical approach to understanding the anatomy, physiology, diseases and treatment of the various equine species. Written in an easy-to-understand style, this textbook is the first of its kind to provide detailed medical information on donkeys, mules, and hinnies.

The volume I serves as authoritative guide to the evolution and global dispersal of donkeys, the quantitative and molecular genetics behind, as well as the roles these animals play in production and trade. Readers discover the intricacies of dairy donkey farming and get detailed insights into donkey milk and gelatine industries. The book highlights the practical aspects of donkey and mule husbandry, such as saddle fitting, harnessing, nutrition, and veterinary care. Moreover, the authors provide a comprehensive analysis of the anatomical differences between donkeys and mules, their implications for veterinary procedures, and the challenges of clinical parasitology and podiatry, offering practical guidance for maintaining their health and well-being. Written in an easy-to-understand style, this textbook is the first of its kind to provide detailed medical information on donkeys, mules and hinnies.

The volume II serves as authoritative guide to clinical medicine and reproduction topics of donkeys, mules, and hinnies, highlighting their specifics in a broad range of medical disciplines, while also shedding light on the genomic and functional mechanisms of immunity in these unique equines. The book explores a clinical approach to diagnosing and managing skin, hepatic, and respiratory diseases, as well as neurologic and ophthalmologic conditions. Pharmacological and therapeutic strategies, anesthesia, and pain management are discussed, offering tailored procedures to ensure comprehensive coverage of veterinary care for donkeys, mules, and hinnies. Moreover, readers get a detailed insight into equine reproductive health, including latest updates on embryo technologies and in vitro breeding advancements.

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