All About Airedales; a book of General Information Valuable to Dog Lovers And Owners, Breeders And Fanciers
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One essential aid to have on hand is a long-necked bottle, which is particularly helpful as an easy means of giving liquids. By using such a bottle, placed well back into the flews of the cheek, the dogs mouth being held shut, the liquid contents of the bottle run down the throat freely and easily. In handling a dog for the giving of medicine, it is well to go about it in a manner least excitable to the individual. This is best done by standing on the right side of your patient, and with the le...ft hand passed over the shoulders and under the jaw, use the left thumb and fingers in opening the mouth. Place thumb and fingers back of the teeth, which gives one perfect safety from a possible accidental pinch, as the thumb and fingers are a complete wedge of the opened mouth, and the right hand is then free to use for the placement of medicine down the throat. In all cases, where possible, give medicine in the form of soluble gelatine capsules, as one has little difficulty with their use in getting medicine down the throat and swallowed, for by holding the mouth shut tight after placing a capsule well back in the throat, the dog is unable to throw the capsule forward with the tongue, and will swallow it, especially if hastened in the operation by tapping the outside of throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One essential aid to have on hand is a long-necked bottle, which is particularly helpful as an easy means of giving liquids. By using such a bottle, placed well back into the flews of the cheek, the dogs mouth being held shut, the liquid contents of the bottle run down the throat freely and easily. In handling a dog for the giving of medicine, it is well to go about it in a manner least excitable to the individual. This is best done by standing on the right side of your patient, and with the le...ft hand passed over the shoulders and under the jaw, use the left thumb and fingers in opening the mouth. Place thumb and fingers back of the teeth, which gives one perfect safety from a possible accidental pinch, as the thumb and fingers are a complete wedge of the opened mouth, and the right hand is then free to use for the placement of medicine down the throat. In all cases, where possible, give medicine in the form of soluble gelatine capsules, as one has little difficulty with their use in getting medicine down the throat and swallowed, for by holding the mouth shut tight after placing a capsule well back in the throat, the dog is unable to throw the capsule forward with the tongue, and will swallow it, especially if hastened in the operation by tapping the outside of throat.
What to read after All About Airedales; a book of General Information Valuable to Dog Lovers And Owners, Breeders And Fanciers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Robert Manning, 1867- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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