Hair Loss Disorders in Domestic Animals

    December 2009 in “ Veterinary dermatology ”
    Joan Rest
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    TLDR The book is recommended for its new scientific information and balanced treatment options for hair loss in domestic animals.
    The book "Hair Loss Disorders in Domestic Animals" provided a comprehensive and scientifically logical classification of hair loss, particularly focusing on noninflammatory alopecias. It was praised for its clear layout, quality illustrations, and useful comparative data on hair follicles across species. However, it had some shortcomings, such as the lack of breed-specific information in the index, occasional scientific inaccuracies, and complex molecular biology explanations that were difficult for the target audience. Despite these issues, the book was recommended for its new scientific information, balanced treatment options, and its ability to stimulate critical thinking in the diagnosis and treatment of hair loss in domestic animals.
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