Ethnoveterinary Botanical Medicine: Herbal Medicines for Animal HealthDavid R. Katerere, Dibungi Luseba Despite the undoubted success of a scientific approach to pharmaceuticals, the last few decades have witnessed a spectacular rise in interest in herbal medicinal products. This general interest has been followed by increasing scientific and commercial attention that led to the coining of the term ethnopharmacology to describe the scientific discipl |
Contents
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Logistical and LegalConsiderations inEthnoveterinary Research | 25 |
Phytochemical Methods | 43 |
Preclinical Safety Testingof Herbal Remedies | 69 |
RevitalizingEthnoveterinaryMedical Traditions | 95 |
Inventory of TraditionalVeterinary Botanicalsfrom around the World | 125 |
The Current Status andFuture Prospects ofMedicinal and AromaticPlants in Veterinary HealthCare in Southeast Asia | 165 |
EvidenceBasedBotanicals inNorth America | 195 |
Ethnoveterinary Medicinein Southern Africa | 257 |
Ethnoveterinary PlantsUsed in East Africa | 289 |
Herbal Medicines forAnimal Health in theMiddle East and NorthAfrica MENA Region | 303 |
Ethnoveterinary Medicineand SustainableLivestock Managementin West Africa | 321 |
Traditional ChineseVeterinary Medicine | 353 |
EthnoveterinaryMedical Practice in theEuropean Union EU | 373 |
Herbal Medicines for Petand Companion Animals | 389 |
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The Medicinal Useof Native NorthAmerican Plants inDomestic Animals | 213 |
Plants Used in AnimalHealth Care in Southand Latin America | 231 |
Back cover | 435 |
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