Horse Anatomy: A Pictorial Approach to Equine Structure

This book shows every layer of your horses body. It’s the best anatomy book I’ve seen!

I love every part of this book and use it as part of my go to when I work on horses, doing Tension Release Therapy.

Amazingly clear yet detailed book. Includes full skeleton, musculature and ligament/tendon locations, even arteries/veins/lymph nodes/nerves. More specific anatomy of individual bones and the CNS. It also includes useful diagrams of palpable landmarks and what to look for in conformation. It would be more useful to have more detailed diagrams of individual bones such as the scapula. Essential for anyone doing veterinary medicine/physiotherapy.

This book has very detailed drawings labeled clearly. It's a good reference for understanding clinically applicable anatomical locations/landmarks.

very good book for Equitation students or anyone wanting to learn equine anatomy