Status Updates From The Horse Doctor Is In: A K...

Summary: Chapter 5- The latest reading is about the legs and related injuries, diseases or bone deformity from birth to senior citizen aged horses (ailments related to the older horse). An example on pg 134, physeal dysplasia affects older foals ages 4-5 months to 16-18 months where their joints swell in growth areas. after x-ray diagnosis, anti-inflammatory drugs are given to treat.

CONFLICT: My book is nonfiction, so it is hard to say the type of conflict. My book is character VS nature. I decided this because it is about a Veterinarian and his expertise and advice on horses. The horses and their illness represent nature and the veterinarian is the character. For example on page 126 the veterinarian has to treat pastern dermatitis on a horse this shows how my book has character VS nature.

Since my book is non fiction and not a novel, predicting what is going to happen can be difficult. But, for example when the doctor brings up thrush and canker In the horse's hoof, "Before we go into the differences and similarities of the two conditions, we need to define which each one is".
The author will define each and detail how they affect the hoof and how to treat it. And perhaps prevention as well.

POINT OF VIEW: In this book I can clearly tall that it is told from a 1st person narrator. I know this because the narrator says "I" many times in the book. For example on page 103 the other Brent Kelley says "Before I entered my teens I fell in love with Thoroughbred horse racing." This shows that this is told from a 1st person point of view.u