Veterinary Collection (#9)

"Veterinary: Caring for Animals, One Paw at a Time" Are you fond of horses

Veterinary Collection: Dog anatomy, artwork

Dog anatomy, artwork
Dog anatomy. Computer artwork showing the skeletal system of a domesticated dog (Canis lupus familiaris)

Veterinary Collection: Bluetongue virus, artwork

Bluetongue virus, artwork
Artwork of a bluetongue virus showing the coat (capsid) made of protein (different colours). Bluetongue virus (BTV) causes disease in sheep, cattle and deer, leading to a swollen blue tongue

Veterinary practice, Lower Omo Valley, Jinka, Ethiopia, Africa

Oxygen / Horse
Three men use oxygen to treat a horse at an the Great Northern Railway Infirmary for horses

Veterinary Collection: Lung Test / Monkey

Lung Test / Monkey
A veterinary surgeon and his assistant test a monkeys lungs at the zoo hospital

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"Veterinary: Caring for Animals, One Paw at a Time" Are you fond of horses? The Veterinary Corps in the US Army has been dedicated to their well-being since its establishment. From treating injuries to ensuring their overall health, these brave professionals are true heroes. Meet the Welsh Terrier, a breed known for its intelligence and loyalty. With regular visits to the vet, this furry friend can enjoy a long and healthy life. Ever wondered what it takes to be a veterinary professional? Look no further than the adorable Golden Retriever dressed in vets scrubs and wearing a stethoscope. These skilled individuals work tirelessly to provide top-notch care for our beloved pets. "Maidstone, " an impressive Hereford Bull captured in a stunning color lithograph reminds us of the importance medicine in livestock management. Ensuring their well-being is crucial for sustainable agriculture. In Florida's Seminole Indian Reservation, specialized dogs play a vital role in protecting wildlife like the male Florida panther. Treed by these remarkable canines, they assist veterinarians with tracking and treatment efforts. Picture No. 10768905 showcases an intricate SEM image of the mouse malaria parasite - highlighting how veterinarians also contribute significantly to research on animal diseases that impact both animals and humans alike. During World War One, even horses needed medical attention on battlefields. Witnessing an ambulance specifically designed for wounded horses emphasizes how veterinary care extends beyond domesticated animals. Testing for viruses is another critical aspect medicine as it helps prevent outbreaks among various species. Veterinarians play an essential role in identifying potential threats before they become widespread issues. Horses being X-rayed demonstrates how advanced technology aids veterinarians in diagnosing ailments accurately and efficiently – ensuring prompt treatment plans tailored to each patient's needs. No pet is too small. Even injured cats receive compassionate care from dedicated veterinarians who go above and beyond to nurse them back to health. Delve into the fascinating world of dog anatomy through captivating artwork.