The Physiology of Domestic Animals

The book is in good condition, with a sturdy hardcover binding. The blue cloth cover shows some wear consistent with age, with slight fraying at the edges and light fading. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or library markings. The spine is intact, and the text remains clear and legible. There is no dust jacket included.

"The Physiology of Domestic Animals" by H. H. Dukes is a comprehensive text published by Comstock Publishing Associates in 1955. This Seventh Edition, printed in Ithaca, New York, reflects the ongoing advancements in veterinary physiology as of the mid-20th century. H. H. Dukes, a respected Professor of Veterinary Physiology at Cornell University, has collaborated with other experts to provide an in-depth exploration of physiological phenomena in domestic animals. This edition includes contributions from notable figures such as E. A. Hewitt and J. B. Sumner, ensuring a broad and authoritative perspective on topics like physiological oxidations and metabolic processes. The book is a valuable resource for students and professionals in veterinary science, offering insights into the complex mechanisms that govern animal physiology. Its hardcover format ensures durability, making it a lasting addition to any veterinary library. While this edition is not a first, it remains a significant contribution to the field, particularly for those interested in historical perspectives on veterinary education.