A New Treatise On the Diseases And Lameness of the Horse, And How to Cure Them
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SYMPTOMS.
The symptoms of dr}^ psora are small pimples arising on any part of the body, which subse- quently scale off, so tlmt the place they occupied seems covered with a grayish powder. Moist psora gives rise to small pustules which are elevated above the skin, and pour out a gummy fluid, which soon dries by the air, and is converted into a crust ; sometimes forming small ulcers which have a tendency to deepen and eat their way into the skin and destroy the roots of the hair, causing it to f...all out. In either form it causes considerable itching.
tt AND HO W TO CUBE THEM. 155 1. TKEATMENT.
Give night and morning for a week, in a hot bran mash, one tablespoonful of the following powder : Sulphur,.... 3 ouncas.
Sulphate of Magnesia 4 " Nitrate of Potash 4 " Ginger 3 " Green Copperas 3 " :o:- MANGE.
The cause of mange is neglect of cleanliness and poverty of condition. ' * SYMPTOMS.
The symptoms are a dry scurf, and the horse will rub and scratch against any object in his reach ; this loose scurf will spread over the shoulder and neck, and if allowed to run it will eventually spread over the whole body and take the hair off, leaving the horse with only a bunch on the end of his tail, and on the legs up to his knees ; the second stage will be little lumps or blisters on the skin where the hair came off, which will change to scabs, which likewise soon peel off and leave a wider scab ; this process goes on and the skin soon becomes more or less folded or puck- ered, till the horse becomes one mass of sores, and death ends his suffering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SYMPTOMS.
The symptoms of dr}^ psora are small pimples arising on any part of the body, which subse- quently scale off, so tlmt the place they occupied seems covered with a grayish powder. Moist psora gives rise to small pustules which are elevated above the skin, and pour out a gummy fluid, which soon dries by the air, and is converted into a crust ; sometimes forming small ulcers which have a tendency to deepen and eat their way into the skin and destroy the roots of the hair, causing it to f...all out. In either form it causes considerable itching.
tt AND HO W TO CUBE THEM. 155 1. TKEATMENT.
Give night and morning for a week, in a hot bran mash, one tablespoonful of the following powder : Sulphur,.... 3 ouncas.
Sulphate of Magnesia 4 " Nitrate of Potash 4 " Ginger 3 " Green Copperas 3 " :o:- MANGE.
The cause of mange is neglect of cleanliness and poverty of condition. ' * SYMPTOMS.
The symptoms are a dry scurf, and the horse will rub and scratch against any object in his reach ; this loose scurf will spread over the shoulder and neck, and if allowed to run it will eventually spread over the whole body and take the hair off, leaving the horse with only a bunch on the end of his tail, and on the legs up to his knees ; the second stage will be little lumps or blisters on the skin where the hair came off, which will change to scabs, which likewise soon peel off and leave a wider scab ; this process goes on and the skin soon becomes more or less folded or puck- ered, till the horse becomes one mass of sores, and death ends his suffering.
What to read after A New Treatise On the Diseases And Lameness of the Horse, And How to Cure Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Charles, Veterinary Surgeon. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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