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		Ethnoveterinary Medicine in Asia - Ruminants (IIRR, 1994, 143 p.)
			(introduction...)
			Collaborating organizations
			Participants and workshop staff
			How to use this manual
			Lack of appetite
			Fever
			Coughs and colds
			Diarrhea
			Dehydration
			Bloat
			Constipation
			Poisoning
			Internal parasites: Stomach and gut worms
			Liverflukes
			Tick infestation
			Scabies (mange)
			Lice
			Fungus infections of the skin
			Infectious diseases
			Foot rot
			Eye diseases
			Wounds
			Bleeding
			Snake bite
			Sprains
			Difficulty in urinating
			Housing
			Feeding
			Mineral deficiency
			Breeding
			Pregnancy and birthing
			Care of mother animals after birthing
			Care of newborn
			Udder infection
			Decreased milk flow

1994

IIRR

The International Institute of Rural Reconstruction is a nonprofit, nongovernment organization that aims to improve the quality of lives of the rural poor in developing countries through rural reconstruction: a sustainable, integrated, people-centered development strategy generated through practical field experiences.

IIRR publications are not copyrighted. The Institute encourages the translation, adaptation and copying of materials for non-commercial use, providing an acknowledgement to IIRR is included.

Correct citation: IIRR 1994. Ethnoveterinary medicine in Asia: An information kit on traditional animal health care practices. 4 vols. International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite, Philippines.

Published 1994 by the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction Silang, Cavite 4118 Philippines

Printed in the Philippines
ISBN 0-942-717-627