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Bovine respiratory disease: A Practical Reference for Veterinary Professionals

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Explore Bovine respiratory disease, an Edra professional veterinary book for clinical practice and continuing education.

August 30, 2026 at 12:00 PM UTCVeterinary33Veterinary33 Editorial Desk

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Bovine respiratory disease: A Practical Reference for Veterinary Professionals
Bovine respiratory disease: A Practical Reference for Veterinary Professionals

Why this book matters

Modern veterinary medicine is increasingly shaped by diagnostic precision, interdisciplinary treatment planning and the need to translate technical knowledge into daily clinical practice.

Book positioning

Bovine respiratory disease is presented as a professional reference designed to support clinicians who want to connect knowledge, technique and practical application.

Book overview

Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD) is a condition that causes significant economic losses in cattle farms. This book on BRD is divided into five chapters, in which important aspects such as epidemiology, predisposing factors, main pathogens involved, diagnosis, prophylaxis and treatment are addressed. A comprenhensive review to have at hand for all the bovine veterinary surgeons.

Beyond its descriptive content, the value of the book lies in how it can support clinical reasoning, diagnostic workflows and treatment planning in daily practice.

Clinical relevance

For clinicians, the key issue is not simply accessing information, but knowing how to apply it. A structured reference can help organize decision-making, improve case assessment and support more predictable outcomes.

About the authors

JUAN VICENTE GONZÁLEZ MARTÍN Professor of Animal Medicine and Surgery at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the Complutense University, Madrid. Manager of TRIAL-VET, a veter- inary consultancy and research organisation, and one of the founder partners of the Spanish Associa- tion of Specialists in Bovine Medicine (ANEMBE). NATIVIDAD PÉREZ VILLALOBOS PhD in Veterinary Medicine (2015) from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the Complutense Univer- sity, Madrid. Researcher and clinical trial supervisor at TRIALVET. Translator and writer for the ANEMBE bulletin. Collaborator at the Department of Animal Medicine and Surgery at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the Complutense University.AuthorsRETAIL PRICE eBook available Bovine Respiratory DiseaseBovine Respiratory DiseaseJuan Vicente González Martín Natividad Pérez VillalobosJuan Vicente González Natividad Pérez VillalobosThis book is a comprehensive review of the Bovine Respiratory Disease, a condition that causes significant economic losses on cattle farms. It is divided into 16 chapters, in which important aspects such as the epidemiology, predisposing factors, main pathogens involved, diagnosis, prophylaxis and treatment

Editorial perspective and key takeaways

From an editorial standpoint, the strength of this title lies in its ability to organize clinical knowledge into a practical reference for professional use.

  • Supports structured clinical reasoning
  • Connects technical knowledge with practical application
  • Useful for professional development and continuing education

Who should read it

  • Clinicians seeking a structured professional reference
  • Specialists working in advanced clinical fields
  • Postgraduate students and veterinary professionals in continuing education

Book details

Authors: Juan Vicente González, Natividad Pérez. Publication year: 2016. Pages: 192. Price: $79.99. Hardcover; 192 pages; $79.99; Servet; Veterinary / Livestock / Cattle.

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For clinicians looking to strengthen their understanding of Bovine respiratory disease and its clinical applications, this title represents a structured and practice-oriented reference.

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Veterinary33 Editorial CuratorRuminant and Bovine MedicineEditorially reviewed

Bovine respiratory disease remains a persistent challenge that demands a disciplined approach to epidemiology and pathogen identification for effective management on cattle farms. By systematically integrating these factors into your daily workflow, you can better navigate the complexities of this condition. A relevant section is available in BOVINE RESPIRATORY DISEASE (BRD) for those interested in further reading.

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