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I saw no bad results. Next day I took some ttr and plastered over the ends of the horns, and put on a piece of cotton to cover the cavity. I did this with all of rhein. 1 did not see the nine dehorned but they did well. The one I dehorned I stayed for an hour watching the effect, and I could not see the least indication of pain I had two patches of tar ready, after the cow bled a few minutes I applied one of the patches. 1 believe it is a good thing to use the cotton and tar to prevent the acti...on of the air 81 upon the horn. There may be some preparation better than tar, but I would recommend something being used. The nine dehorned were treated in that way the following day ; two discharged matter, they did not seem to be sick at all. 1 think the bad effects were very small. I was very much opposed to the practice at first, but I believe that the advantages of the practice outweigh the amount of pain inflicted. The practice 1 consider should be legalised. I would have dehorned my herd sooner if the law had been clearer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw no bad results. Next day I took some ttr and plastered over the ends of the horns, and put on a piece of cotton to cover the cavity. I did this with all of rhein. 1 did not see the nine dehorned but they did well. The one I dehorned I stayed for an hour watching the effect, and I could not see the least indication of pain I had two patches of tar ready, after the cow bled a few minutes I applied one of the patches. 1 believe it is a good thing to use the cotton and tar to prevent the acti...on of the air 81 upon the horn. There may be some preparation better than tar, but I would recommend something being used. The nine dehorned were treated in that way the following day ; two discharged matter, they did not seem to be sick at all. 1 think the bad effects were very small. I was very much opposed to the practice at first, but I believe that the advantages of the practice outweigh the amount of pain inflicted. The practice 1 consider should be legalised. I would have dehorned my herd sooner if the law had been clearer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ontario Commission On the Dehorning of Cattle to read onlineMoreLess
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