Rural Veterinary Secrets
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In natural cases little assistance is needed, and when given should be of the right kind; the attendants should only apply traction when the young animal is in the right position, and only when the expulsive effort is being made ; the direction of the traction should be away from the back bone, that is towards the hocks of the dam, downward if the animal is standing.
The foal is often born in its membranes, and should be released im- mediately from them, especially about the head; any mucus pre...sent being removed from the mouth and nostrils. The membranes of the 94 RURAL VETERINARY SECRETS FIG, 49.
Natural position of the foetus.
RURAL VETERINARY SECRETS 95 calf and lamb do not always follow right after delivery; in the cow they remain for days; in the ewe rarely so; while in the sow it is the exception for such to occur ; the reason for retention of the membranes in ruminants (cow and ewe ) is due to the peculiarity of the attachment of the membranes in those animals, which will be remembered from the description of arrangement of the mucous (lining) membrane of the uterus in those animals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In natural cases little assistance is needed, and when given should be of the right kind; the attendants should only apply traction when the young animal is in the right position, and only when the expulsive effort is being made ; the direction of the traction should be away from the back bone, that is towards the hocks of the dam, downward if the animal is standing.
The foal is often born in its membranes, and should be released im- mediately from them, especially about the head; any mucus pre...sent being removed from the mouth and nostrils. The membranes of the 94 RURAL VETERINARY SECRETS FIG, 49.
Natural position of the foetus.
RURAL VETERINARY SECRETS 95 calf and lamb do not always follow right after delivery; in the cow they remain for days; in the ewe rarely so; while in the sow it is the exception for such to occur ; the reason for retention of the membranes in ruminants (cow and ewe ) is due to the peculiarity of the attachment of the membranes in those animals, which will be remembered from the description of arrangement of the mucous (lining) membrane of the uterus in those animals.
What to read after Rural Veterinary Secrets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartwig, Adolph H to read onlineMoreLess
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