Preserved Dogs Dogs
Dog Anatomy: A Photo Atlas
Heather P. Walker. 2011. 203 pages. Combining superb illustrations and photos with clear descriptions, Walker defines the standard for dog anatomy atlases. Although published for veterinary technicians—specifically students with a focus on canine training—this authorita- tive, concise, and visually appealing atlas is a tremendous supplement to any dog anatomy textbook or course. The full- color Dog Anatomy: A Photo Atlas is orga- nized by region: cells, bones, muscles, nerves, and organ systems. Each chapter contains the following:
• Histological images • Illustrations • Diagrams
• Photographs and radiographs
Labeling, crossword puzzles, and multiple-choice exercises are included for review, reinforcing chapter material. With hundreds of dog images, this unique atlas helps students grasp and retain content understanding. Soft cover.
455794 Each
Carolina’s Perfect Solution®
Dog Specimens Preserved and shipped in safe, nontoxic Carolina’s Perfect Solution®
Catalog No.
229001 229021
Color Name
PS Dog PS Dog
Color Injection:
Plain: No color injection. Double: Arterial system injected with red latex. Second injection of blue latex in systemic veins.
Dogs Standard formalin dogs are shipped in Carosafe® . Plastic bags and water-
proof student name tags are included free with each dog. Note: Sold only to schools and businesses.
Catalog No.
229000 229020
Color
Name Dog
Dog Color Injection:
Plain: No color injection. Double: Arteries injected with red latex, veins with blue latex.
399500 The Glass Dog: Thorax and Abdomen New! The Glass Dog: Thorax and Abdomen
The exciting new software on this CD-ROM presents the dog’s tho- rax and abdomen as they’ve never been seen before. The program includes 10 cutting-edge animated movies, nearly 50 interactive models, and more than 250 detailed images, each with its own recorded narrative. Macintosh®
/Windows® 399500 Each compatible.
Injection Plain
Double Each
Injection Plain
Double Each .
Plastic bags and waterproof student name tags are included free with each dog.
Carolina Exclusive
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Inspection Fee Required
Horse
399520 The Glass
Horse: Anatomy of the Equine Abdomen
New! The Glass Horse: Anatomy of the Equine Abdomen The software on this CD-ROM features highly realistic 3-D animations, interactive models, and large detailed images that are perfect for first-year veterinary students studying equine abdominal anatomy. This program is recommended for anatomy students, veterinary students, and equine practitioners alike. Macintosh®
/Windows® 399520 Each
New! The Glass Horse: Equine Colic The software on this CD-ROM features a comprehensive exploration of equine abdominal anatomy, the veterinarian’s approach to diagnosis, and detailed 3-D animations depicting 28 diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. Interactivity and self-assessment features are strong components of this program recommended for anatomy students, veterinary students, and equine practitioners alike. This CD-ROM includes all material on the Anatomy of the Equine Abdomen CD-ROM (item #399520). Macintosh®
/Windows® 399510 Each compatible.
399510 The Glass Horse: Equine Colic
399530 The Glass
Horse: Elements of the Equine Distal Limb
New! The Glass Horse: Elements of the Equine Distal Limb The software on this CD-ROM provides an engaging interactive exploration of the equine distal limb that combines interactive models with narrations and highly informative animations. The interface allows manipulation of anatomical models in 3 dimensions. This program is recom- mended for anatomy students, animal science students, veterinary students, equine practitioners, and farriers. Macintosh®
/Windows® 399530 Each 68
carolina.com compatible. compatible.
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