. Un trattato sul cavallo e le sue malattie : illustrato, contenente un 'Indice di malattie", che dà i sintomi, cause, e il miglior trattamento di ciascuna, una tabella di tutti i principali farmaci ..., una tabella con una incisione del cavallo i denti in corrispondenza di differenti età ..., una pregevole raccolta di ricevute e molto altre preziose informazioni. curata da mantenere pulita e appl3dng glicerina,quattro once; acido carbolico, uno drachm; misto, e applicato due volte al giorno.Mentre alcuni casi sono vulcanizzati piuttosto facilmente, altri non guarire per un lungo periodo. Per casi ostinati utilizzare il seguente: prendere una libbra concen

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. A treatise on the horse and his diseases : illustrated, containing an "Index of diseases, " which gives the symptoms, cause, and the best treatment of each, a table giving all the principal drugs ..., a table with an engraving of the horse's teeth at different ages ..., a valuable collection of receipts, and much other valuable information. cured by keeping clean and appl3dng glycerine, four ounces; carbolic acid, one drachm; mixed, and applied twice a day.While some cases are cured quite readily, others will not heal for a longtime. For obstinate cases use the following: Take one pound concentratedlye and dissolve it in two quarts water, and bottle for use; when needed, poura wine-glassful of the solution of lye into six quarts of cold water, and washand bathe the heels for half an hour, night and morning. Dry the heelsoften after the bathing, as they will become very moist. (See Scratches.) HEAVES.—This disease is due to rupture and enlargement of the aircells of the lungs, which lessens the value and usefulness of the horse. There is every degree of intensity to be seen in this disease, from the casethat is so slight that only the expert can detect it, to the one where thepatient finds it very difficult to breathe, even when not being exercised. Cause.—In cases of heaves, horses are always greedy eaters; and it is. 20 HIDE-BOUXD. generall} found that they have been fed anenormous amount of hay or coarse food, which they are quite sure to eat if they canpossibly find room for it. Heaves are never found in racing sta-bles, where the horses are properly fed;consequently, it is but reasonable to attrib-ute the cause to overfeeding with hay andcoarse feed. Treatment.—Restrict the quantity of hayand increase the amount of grain feed, which listening to the soundswill give the lungs increase of room to act. made within the wind- I shall give here various receipts which pipe.experience has proved to be good. FAVORITE receipts FOR HEAVES. 1st. Asafoetida pulv. one oz

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjecthorses
• bookyear1884