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The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Nurse Clinics
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Castle Care Club
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Emergencies
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Hospitalised Patients
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Diagnostics
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Surgery
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Dentistry
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
End of Life Care
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Behaviour
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Complimentary Treatments
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
Neutering
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles Abraham
Parsons, son of a
Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring” and treatment of farm livestock was only
provided for locally
by blacksmiths or patent medicine suppliers. The exact date of his qualifying is not known but is
thought to be in the
early 1880’s.
The practice came into being with the qualification as a veterinary surgeon of Charles
Abraham Parsons,
son of a Werrington blacksmith. Until that point “horse doctoring.
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Pennygillam Way
Launceston
Cornwall
PL15 7ED
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