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Medicina Veterinaria

  • Ancient Egypt
    4000 BCE

    Ancient Egypt

    Practice of clambering to treat cranial trauma.
  • 3000 BCE

    Mesopotamia

    Urlugaledinna named as “expert in healing animals”.
  • India
    1800 BCE

    India

    Salihotra is known as "veterinarian" of horses.
  • Babylonia
    1750 BCE

    Babylonia

    Code of Hammurabi defines veterinary fees.
  • Greece
    800 BCE

    Greece

    Symbol of medicine created by Asclepius, thanks to a story about him killing a snake with a cane and a snake appearing with the herbs needed to treat his friend.
  • Greece
    400 BCE

    Greece

    Hippocrates “humoral pathology” affects veterinary practice for 2000 years.
  • 250 BCE

    India

    King Asoka bans hunting and builds animal clinics.
  • Greece
    343

    Greece

    Aristoteles treated pathologies associated with animals, which help other in medicine and zoology.
  • Rome
    450

    Rome

    Vegetius books on veterinary art.
  • 1565

    England

    Thomas Blundeville, first major English veterinarian book on horses.
  • Italy

    Italy

    Carlo Ruini wrote the first anatomy of the horse book.
  • Scotland

    Scotland

    Andrew Snape writes the first equine anatomy book in english.
  • France

    France

    Claude Bourgelat founded Lyon Veterinary School, and four years later the Alfort School.
  • England

    England

    London Veterinary College founded
  • Mexico

    Mexico

    First veterinary medicine on the continent founded in August 17, 1853.