Horse Anatomy Books

[chyactnate]

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Hello, I did a search for this but couldn't find anything. I was just wondering if you guys recommend any horse anatomy books or which ones you found most useful. Thanks for any help.

 

[bclover]

I have heard that the one by the author Budras is quite good. I currently have his Dog Anatomy book and will probably get his Horse Anatomy for later on.

 

[twelvetigers]

Anatomy of Domestic Animals from Pasquini & Spurgeon, assuming I spelled those names right, is generally a staple for large animal anatomy.

 

[stick91]

Horse Anatomy: A Coloring Atlas by Robert A. Kainer and Thomas O. McCracken is a good one if you like to be able to color in the pictures, which I do.

and Illustrated Atlas of Clinical Equine Anatomy and Common Disorders of the Horse volumes one and two are pretty extensive with nice illustrations and pretty good explanations of the disorders. These were both presents to me so I'm not sure how they compare to the realm of horse anatomy books but I quite like them!

 

[aretoo]

The Pasquini one 🙂

 

[blink182]

Check this horse anatomy book by Robert A. Kainer

 

[chyactnate]

Thanks Everyone I will def. look into those. 🙂

 

[Electrophile]

The Clinical Dissection Guide For Large Animals by the Drs. Constantinescu are about the best there is. Right. Yeah... 🙄🙄🙄

I liked some of the pictures and text from Rooney's Dissection of the Horse by W.O. Sack. Dr. Sack rocks! 😀 (class inside joke)

 

[Capella]

The Equine Distal Limb: An Atlas of Clinical Anatomy and Comparative Imaging

Too expensive to buy, but if it's in your school's library LOOK AT IT!!

 

[Monkey85]

Here is an awesome online horse dissection guide:

http://web.vet.cornell.edu/public/oed/horsedissection/

Its a companion to Rooney's Dissection of the Horse which was fine (I wasn't really in the anatomy mood when we did the horse so who knows)