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An old-fashioned remedy is to apply a piece of salt pork, flesh side in, and bandage it on the part.
Chafing, Collar, and Saddle Galls. — Properly fitting harness and saddles is the preventive. A mild astringent wash, say four ounces witch-hazel, two ounces spirits of camphor, two ounces tincture of opium, will serve, and the part to be without pressure or rubbing till healed. For inflamed legs or galled shoulders another excellent wash is : one ounce of sal ammoniac, seven ounces of vinegar, t...wo ounces of spirits of wine, two drams of tincture of arnica mixed in half a pint of water.
Broken knees should be thoroughly cleansed and disinfected with a solution of carbolic. Hot fomentations are good, and the wound should be dressed with burned alum or with alum and bo- racic acid in equal parts dissolved in water.
Laminitis or Foot Founders. — Remove the shoes, place the feet in hot water for an hour, poultice twice a day for four or five days. As the 246 Driving horse is without exercise, give him a gentle pur- gative, half to a quart of linseed oil, two drams of ginger, one dram nux vomica as a drench, then four ounces of nitrate of potash and four drams gentian, known as founder powder, daily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An old-fashioned remedy is to apply a piece of salt pork, flesh side in, and bandage it on the part.
Chafing, Collar, and Saddle Galls. — Properly fitting harness and saddles is the preventive. A mild astringent wash, say four ounces witch-hazel, two ounces spirits of camphor, two ounces tincture of opium, will serve, and the part to be without pressure or rubbing till healed. For inflamed legs or galled shoulders another excellent wash is : one ounce of sal ammoniac, seven ounces of vinegar, t...wo ounces of spirits of wine, two drams of tincture of arnica mixed in half a pint of water.
Broken knees should be thoroughly cleansed and disinfected with a solution of carbolic. Hot fomentations are good, and the wound should be dressed with burned alum or with alum and bo- racic acid in equal parts dissolved in water.
Laminitis or Foot Founders. — Remove the shoes, place the feet in hot water for an hour, poultice twice a day for four or five days. As the 246 Driving horse is without exercise, give him a gentle pur- gative, half to a quart of linseed oil, two drams of ginger, one dram nux vomica as a drench, then four ounces of nitrate of potash and four drams gentian, known as founder powder, daily.
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