McClure's American cavallo, bovini e ovini medico; essendo una descrizione completa delle malattie comuni a questi animali, insieme con un elenco completo e metodo di somministrazione dei farmaci necessari nel loro trattamento . dente, producendo un stinkingdischarge dal naso, era stato rimosso, questi appaiono-ances avrebbero superato off. I bordi dei denti ofhorses, a tutte le età, sono atti a diventare acuto, e tagliare orwound all'interno della bocca, e interferire withmastication o masticare. Quando i cavalli sono fuori dalla loro feedand perdere la carne, sarà bene di avere i denti esaminati.Per ovviare a eventuali irregulari

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McClure's American horse, cattle and sheep doctor; being a full description of the diseases common to these animals, together with a complete list and method of administering the medicines required in their treatment . tooth, producing a stinkingdischarge from the nose, had been removed, these appear-ances would have passed off. The edges of the teeth ofhorses, at all ages, are apt to become sharp, and cut orwound the inside of the mouth, and interfere withmastication or chewing. When horses are off their feedand losing flesh, it will be well to have the teeth examined.To remedy any irregularity of the grinders, a rasp or file, with a concave surface and long handle, is used to makethe teeth smooth and level. Wolf teeth are supernumerary, but do no injury to either the mouth or the eyes. (1.) Scald Mouth.—Another simple affection of themouth, which is characterized by the horse slobbering or MOUTH. 161 In aggravated frothing from the mouth, as if salivated, cases fever is present. Treatment. Give ten drops of the tincture of aconite rootin a little cold water three times in the day, for 48 hours, and allow the horse to have a bucket of cold water sua-pended or placed before him, to cool his mouth in.. TOOTH CHISEL, RASP AND HAMMKK. (2.) Wounds of the Tongue.—Should be treated th«same way, but without the aconite. If the tongue isnearly cut through, have the cut portion entirely iremoved.The horse can do wonderfully well without a large part ofhis tongue. (3.) Black Tongue.—This is not a disease, but theeffect of a simple and non-fatal affection, frequently treatedby bleeding, blistering and physicking—destroying vitality, and inducing mortification of the tongue, as well as of otherportions of the body. (4.) Aphthous Thrush.—Soreness of the mouth, withwhite patches on the tongue, inside the cheeks and roof ofthe mouth. In man, .^his condition of the mouth is calledstomatitis. Causes. Bad condition of the stomach and dyspepsia. 162 DISEASES OP THE HOESB. Treatm

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectveterin
• bookyear1917