Valuing animals: veterinarians and their patients in modern America

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Geographies of human-animal interactions History of Science and Medicine Animal Law and Welfare

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Contents: PrefaceIntroduction1. Doctoring a Nation of Animals at the Century's Turn2. Valuable Patients Horses and the Domestic Animal Economy3. The Value of Animal Health for Human Health4. The Value in Numbers Creating Factory Farms at Midcentury5. Pricing the Priceless Pet6. Reconciling Use and HumanitarianismNotes Essay on Sources Index

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