Text book of veterinary medicine, Volume 3 (of 5)

"Text Book of Veterinary Medicine, Volume 3" by James Law is an informative book from the early 1900's that teaches about different sicknesses in animals, with a spotlight on issues related to their nervous system, reproductive organs, eyes, skin, and overall health. The book aims to give vets useful information and ways to figure out what’s wrong with farm animals and pets. It begins by explaining the basics of how the nervous system works in animals and how problems in this system can show up through changes in their senses and movements. A main idea in the book is that vets need to carefully watch and understand what animals are doing, even though the animals can’t talk about how they feel. It also goes into detail about how to find out what’s causing these sicknesses and how to treat them, showing how important it is for vets to pay close attention and understand what they’re seeing.