Manual for Stable Sergeants
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42).— Side bone is a condition in which the cartilages of the foot have changed to bone.
The disease is most frequently seen in heavy draft horses and in draft and pack mules. The front feet are affected more often than the hind ones, and the outer cartilage suffers more frequently than the inner one.
Causes. — Concussion pro- duced by fast work on hard roads ; allowing the feet to be- come dry and hard; lack of frog pressure; mechanical in- juries, such as treads and similar wounds ; and impro...per shoeing, i. e., leaving the heel too hign or the use of high heel calks.
Symptoms.— A hard, unyielding condition of the cartilages of the foot, with or without lameness.
Treatment. — This is necessary only when the animal is lame. In such cases remove the shoe, level the foot, and stand the horse in cold water for several hours a day, or apply a swab around the coronet and keep it wet with cold water. As soon as the inflammation has disappeared, apply a blister of biniodide of mercury over the part and keep the animal quiet in a level stall for three weeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
42).— Side bone is a condition in which the cartilages of the foot have changed to bone.
The disease is most frequently seen in heavy draft horses and in draft and pack mules. The front feet are affected more often than the hind ones, and the outer cartilage suffers more frequently than the inner one.
Causes. — Concussion pro- duced by fast work on hard roads ; allowing the feet to be- come dry and hard; lack of frog pressure; mechanical in- juries, such as treads and similar wounds ; and impro...per shoeing, i. e., leaving the heel too hign or the use of high heel calks.
Symptoms.— A hard, unyielding condition of the cartilages of the foot, with or without lameness.
Treatment. — This is necessary only when the animal is lame. In such cases remove the shoe, level the foot, and stand the horse in cold water for several hours a day, or apply a swab around the coronet and keep it wet with cold water. As soon as the inflammation has disappeared, apply a blister of biniodide of mercury over the part and keep the animal quiet in a level stall for three weeks.
What to read after Manual for Stable Sergeants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Cavalry School, Fort Riley, Kan. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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