Special Report On Diseases of Cattle And On Cattle Feeding
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In cold weather the skin should be rubbed dry on each occasion.
A similar method of drawing off the blood from the brain is by fre- quent rubbing of the udder and drawing off the milk.
In case of extreme prostration and weak pulse one-half ounce car- bonate of ammonia may be given and repeated at the end of an hour or two if needed. It may be given as a roller-formed bolus made up with a very little flour to give it consistency, or if the cow can not swallow it may be dissolved in water and pou...red through a probang (Plate III, Fig. 2), or tube introduced into the stomach.
Bloating of the left side (paunch) is a common and dangerous com- phcation of the disease, as it at once aggravates the pressure on the brain, i)artly by exx^ression of blood from the abdominal organs and X:)artly by nervous action through the vagus and symj)athetic nerves.
It may often be checked by the use of carbonate of ammonia ; or hypo- sulphite of soda (^ ounce) may be substituted; or oil of turpentine (1 ounce).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In cold weather the skin should be rubbed dry on each occasion.
A similar method of drawing off the blood from the brain is by fre- quent rubbing of the udder and drawing off the milk.
In case of extreme prostration and weak pulse one-half ounce car- bonate of ammonia may be given and repeated at the end of an hour or two if needed. It may be given as a roller-formed bolus made up with a very little flour to give it consistency, or if the cow can not swallow it may be dissolved in water and pou...red through a probang (Plate III, Fig. 2), or tube introduced into the stomach.
Bloating of the left side (paunch) is a common and dangerous com- phcation of the disease, as it at once aggravates the pressure on the brain, i)artly by exx^ression of blood from the abdominal organs and X:)artly by nervous action through the vagus and symj)athetic nerves.
It may often be checked by the use of carbonate of ammonia ; or hypo- sulphite of soda (^ ounce) may be substituted; or oil of turpentine (1 ounce).
What to read after Special Report On Diseases of Cattle And On Cattle Feeding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Law to read onlineMoreLess
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