Circulatory System, the Skin and the Cutaneous Organs of Domestic Mammals

 Veterinary Circulatory System and Skin Anatomy

This comprehensive veterinary anatomy reference explores the circulatory and lymphatic systems, skin, and cutaneous organs of domestic mammals. It provides detailed descriptions of the heart, blood vessels, lymphatic structures, and skin anatomy, supported by extensive illustrations. Comparative coverage of carnivores, pigs, ruminants, and horses helps veterinary students and professionals understand anatomical structures and their clinical significance.

Key Features:

• Covers the circulatory system of domestic mammals
• Explains the structure and function of the heart
• Details the anatomy of arteries and veins
• Examines blood vessels and their distribution throughout the body
• Provides comprehensive coverage of the lymphatic system
• Describes the structure and functions of the skin
• Explores cutaneous organs and specialized skin structures
• Compares anatomy across carnivores, pigs, ruminants, and horses
• Includes detailed anatomical illustrations for learning and reference
• Supports veterinary anatomy studies and clinical understanding