Veterinary Parasitology 3rd Edition

 Veterinary Parasitology

Written by M. A. Taylor, R. L. Coop, and Richard Wall, this extensively revised textbook provides comprehensive coverage of parasites affecting livestock, companion animals, and other veterinary-relevant species. Organized by host species and organ systems, it explores parasite biology, diagnosis, and parasitic diseases, with expanded coverage of protozoa, ectoparasites, and globally significant parasites. It is a valuable reference for veterinary students, researchers, practicing veterinarians, and animal-health professionals.

Key Features

• Comprehensive Coverage: Examines parasites of major veterinary importance and the diseases they cause.
• Host-Based Organization: Arranges information by host species and organ systems for convenient reference.
• Livestock and Companion Animals: Covers parasitic infections affecting farm animals and household pets.
• Additional Species: Includes parasites of poultry, gamebirds, laboratory animals, exotic pets, and farmed species.
• Protozoan Parasites: Provides expanded coverage of protozoa and their veterinary significance.
• Ectoparasites: Explores external parasites and their effects on animal health.
• Global Perspectives: Addresses a broad range of parasites relevant to veterinary medicine worldwide.
• Standardized Presentation: Uses a consistent format to support parasite identification and comparison.
• Diagnostic and Clinical Relevance: Helps readers understand parasitic diseases and their significance in veterinary practice.
• Academic and Professional Resource: Supports veterinary students, researchers, practicing veterinarians, and government animal-health services.