The Dog's Medical Dictionary An encyclopædia of the diseases, their diagnosis & treatment, and the physical development of the dog

"The Dog's Medical Dictionary" by Alfred Joseph Sewell is a comprehensive veterinary manual from the early 1900s, offering a detailed collection of knowledge on dog diseases, their detection, and cures, plus information on canine physical growth. As a practical guide filled with illustrations and diagrams, the book covers a wide variety of health issues, from simple cuts to more serious infections, providing symptoms, medicinal formulas, feeding advice, and care methods. It acts as a key tool for dog owners and vets seeking answers on how to notice and handle different conditions in dogs, promoting better pet care through expanded medical knowledge.