Pathology and Epidemiology of Aquatic Animal Diseases for Practitioners 1st Edition

Pathology and Epidemiology of Aquatic Animal Diseases for Practitioners, 1st Edition by Laura Urdes

Capture the health of your stock and protect your operations with a practical, science-driven guide written for the frontline of aquaculture and aquatic animal medicine. This authoritative volume translates complex pathology and epidemiology into clear, actionable strategies for veterinarians, farm managers, diagnosticians and extension specialists.

Inside you’ll find concise explanations of disease mechanisms, step-by-step diagnostic approaches, and real-world case studies drawn from freshwater and marine systems. Coverage spans bacterial, viral, parasitic and fungal threats to finfish, crustaceans and molluscs, with emphasis on risk assessment, surveillance design, biosecurity and outbreak control. The book balances pathology visuals and laboratory interpretation with population-level thinking so you can identify causes, trace sources and implement effective prevention measures.

Whether you work in small-scale ponds or large commercial farms in Europe, North America, Southeast Asia, Latin America, the Mediterranean or Africa, this practical manual helps you reduce mortality, improve welfare and meet regulatory requirements. It’s written in practitioner-friendly language and organized for quick reference during field investigations.

Add this essential resource to your professional library to enhance diagnostic confidence, streamline herd/flock health plans and strengthen on-farm biosecurity. Ideal for aquatic animal health professionals, aquaculture students and industry advisors seeking evidence-based solutions tailored to global aquaculture challenges.

Order your copy today to equip your team with up-to-date pathology and epidemiology insights that keep aquatic operations resilient, productive and compliant.

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