The classic combination of a textbook and atlas for students and veterinarians.
Veterinary anatomy is undergoing constant changes: Interest in veterinary schools is increasingly shifting towards practical issues. In addition to basic anatomical knowledge and classical techniques, practicing veterinarians need continuous updates and specialized knowledge, such as new imaging methods.

The expanded and updated 6th edition of Anatomy of Domestic Mammals provides information on veterinary examination and clinical practice at the most advanced level.
Exceptionally instructive diagrams and clear photographs turn reading and searching into fun! Numerous new outstanding images, especially with modern imaging methods, bring anatomy to life and help understand clinical examination techniques.

Unique combination of textbook-atlas: basic
- anatomical elements and clinical problems are attractively combined with excellent photographs and detailed diagrams
- Approximately 1,100 images: macroscopic and microscopic anatomical preparations, plasticized tissue slices, modern imaging methods, and additional color diagrams
- New in the 6th edition:
- Additional chapter: "Tomographic Anatomy and Imaging Methods" with an introduction to plastination, axial tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasonography, and endoscopy, with a total of 51 new images
- Additional clinical examination methods: examination through palpation, endoscopy of equines, palpation of bony structures