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‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 3 Issue 8 – August 1830

31st August 1830/0 Comments/in 1830 - Volume 3 /by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: Anatomy of the Horse; Pathological Facts and Observations; An Account of a Monstrosity, Partaking of the Peculiarties of a Cow and Horse; A Case of Prolapsus Uteri; A Case of Affection of the Brain; A Case of Fracture of both the Metacarpal Bones;…

‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 9 Issue 3 – March 1836

30th March 1836/0 Comments/in 1836 - Volume 9 /by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: Animal Pathology by Mr Youatt. Lecture III; The Anatomy of the Fore Foot of the Ox; Local Palsy in Horses; Diseases of the Heart; Puerperal, or Milk Fever in Cattle; Tetanus Treated by Extensive Blistering; On Weeds in Cattle;…

‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 43 Issue 8 – August 1870

31st August 1870/0 Comments/in 1870 - Volume 43 /by Jayna Hirani

Articles include: Observations on the Anatomy and Physiology of the Horse’s Foot, Laceration of the Eyelids. Removal of the Membrana Nictitans, Further Report of Cases of Rabies in Lancashire, Observations on Cases of Parturient Apoplexy, Veterinary Pathology and Surgery: Case I Diaphragmatic Hernia…

‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 43 Issue 9 – September 1870

30th September 1870/0 Comments/in 1870 - Volume 43 /by Jayna Hirani

Articles include: Observations on the Anatomy and Physiology of the Horse’s Foot, Observations on Parturient Apoplexy, Fatal Cases of Poisoning in a Horse and Mare from Eating Yew, Sudden Death of Two Horses, Suspected Poisoning of Three by Alimentary Matter, Strangulation of the Intestines of the Horse…

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