The Body of Domestic Animals Structure and Function

Domestic Animal Anatomy & Physiology

The Body of Domestic Animals – Part 1: Structure and Function introduces the fundamental anatomy and physiology of domestic animals through engaging explanations, veterinary examples, and real-life cases. It explores the skeletal, muscular, nervous, sensory, and cardiovascular systems while connecting structure and function to animal movement, health, and disease. Designed as an accessible introduction for veterinary students, animal enthusiasts, and readers interested in animal science.

Key Features

• Introduces domestic animal anatomy and physiology
• Explains structure and function of animal body systems
• Covers skeletal and muscular systems
• Explores movement and musculoskeletal function
• Covers the nervous system and sensory organs
• Introduces cardiovascular structure and function
• Connects anatomy with clinical veterinary cases
• Uses history and mythology to explain concepts
• Explores the origins of scientific terminology
• Presents practical examples of animal health
• Uses an accessible popular-science approach
• Suitable for veterinary students
• Useful for animal science learners
• Designed for general readers interested in animal biology