L'arte di addomesticare e di educare il cavallo : con i dettagli della gestione in soggezione di oltre quaranta rappresentante vizioso dei cavalli e la storia dell'autore della sua esperienza personale : insieme con capitoli su alimentazione, stalle, ferratura, e la pratica di trattamento per malattia, zoppia, etc: con un gran numero di ricette . Fui. 73S.- 832 MALATTIE E TRATTAMENTO THEIK. sinibborn, come è raramente il caso, una seconda sfera può bo afteran dato intervallo di quattro o cinque giorni. Tutti i casi di Corning sotto myobservation in infermeria durante l'anno in cui ero con-legare(jd con esso e tutti che h

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The art of taming and educating the horse : with details of management in the subjection of over forty representative vicious horses, and the story of the author's personal experience : together with chapters on feeding, stabling, shoeing, and the practical treatment for sickness, lameness, etc: with a large number of recipes . Fui. 73S.- 832 DISEASES AND THEIK TREATMENT. sinibborn, as is rarely the case, a second ball may bo given afteran interval of four or five days. All the cases corning under myobservation in the Infirmary during the year in which I was con-nect(jd with it, and all that have been treated under iny super-vision since then, invariably yielded to this treatment. If thecase has run two or three days without treatment, or not beentreated properly, I would advise opening both toes by thinningout their soles, and the feet put into moderately hot water so asto extract a quart or more of blood from each. If this cannot be. Fig. 739.—Showing the great change of structure produced by severe inflammation. done, then open the veins freely at the coronet. If treated as di-rected it is rarely that the attack wall not pass ofi in four or fivedays. Dr. Charles Meyer advises the following mode of treatment, wdiich he has used with great success:— If the animal is taken within the past twenty-four hours, havethe shoes removed, and put the feet into a tub of hot water. Windflannel wrappings or bandages around both logs up to the elbows, and keep them constantly wet with hot water for Irom two to threehoui^s. In the meantime have the horse well covcied with blankets, and give the following remedy :— 30 drops fluid extract aconite. 1 ounce oil of sassafras. 2 oinices salt-petre.? 1 pint Unseed oil. LAMINITIS, OR FOUNDBE. 833 This is to be given at once. There will be a profuse perspira-tion in from tifteen to twenty minutes. Keep the blankets onabout six hours, then remove and put on dry ones. Keep wetswabs on

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookidartofta
• booksubjecthorses