Diseases of the Dog And Their Treatment
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In catarrh of tha lungs and lobular pneumonia we use expectorants, such as have been described under Diseases of the Lungs. Catarrh of the stomach is to be treated with opium, tannic acid, and creosote.
In the acute nervous form of the disease we may produce good results with bromide of potassium, chloral hydrate, or subcutaneous injections of morphia, while motor paralytic symptoms should be treated with strychnia and electricity. In severe depression stim- ulants, such as ether and hypodermat...ic injections of camphor, may be used.
Infectious Bronchial Catarrh.
{False or Bench-show Distemper.) Within the last ten years bench shows have become a regular institution, and also where large kennels have increased in number the translator has frequently observed a disease that resembled canine distemper in a great many of its characters, but the general symptoms and course were such as to lead the observer to thiuk that it is not the true contagious distemper, although it is decidedly infectious, and for a better name has called it " bench-show dis- temper" or " kennel distemper." Since making the translation he has noticed that the author has also felt that there may possibly be such a condition, and has intimated that fact under the head of Catarrh of the Bronchia (page 120).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In catarrh of tha lungs and lobular pneumonia we use expectorants, such as have been described under Diseases of the Lungs. Catarrh of the stomach is to be treated with opium, tannic acid, and creosote.
In the acute nervous form of the disease we may produce good results with bromide of potassium, chloral hydrate, or subcutaneous injections of morphia, while motor paralytic symptoms should be treated with strychnia and electricity. In severe depression stim- ulants, such as ether and hypodermat...ic injections of camphor, may be used.
Infectious Bronchial Catarrh.
{False or Bench-show Distemper.) Within the last ten years bench shows have become a regular institution, and also where large kennels have increased in number the translator has frequently observed a disease that resembled canine distemper in a great many of its characters, but the general symptoms and course were such as to lead the observer to thiuk that it is not the true contagious distemper, although it is decidedly infectious, and for a better name has called it " bench-show dis- temper" or " kennel distemper." Since making the translation he has noticed that the author has also felt that there may possibly be such a condition, and has intimated that fact under the head of Catarrh of the Bronchia (page 120).
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