The Army Horse in Accident And Disease
The Army Horse in Accident And Disease
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The radical cure, however, is to be e:£ected by proper shoeing. Do not allow the shoe to bear on the corn.
THRUSH.
Thrush is a disease of the frog, characterized by an offensive discharge.
Symptoms. — At first there is simply an increased moisture in the cleft of the frog, accompanied by an offensive smell. After a time a considerable discharge takes place — thin, watery, and highly offensive — changing gradually to a thicker, putrid matter, which rapidly destroys the horn of the frog.
Treatmen...t. — As a rule the diseased and ragged portions of the horn are to be pared away, the foot poulticed for a day or two, the cleft of the frog and the grooves on their edges to be cleaned and well filled v, ith dry calomel, blue vitriol, or alum; if the dis- charge is profuse the dressing should be changed daily, other- wise it may be left on for two or three days at a time. As the disease is due to filth the horn must be kept clean and dry, and if necessary a leather boot can be put on.
CANKER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The radical cure, however, is to be e:£ected by proper shoeing. Do not allow the shoe to bear on the corn.
THRUSH.
Thrush is a disease of the frog, characterized by an offensive discharge.
Symptoms. — At first there is simply an increased moisture in the cleft of the frog, accompanied by an offensive smell. After a time a considerable discharge takes place — thin, watery, and highly offensive — changing gradually to a thicker, putrid matter, which rapidly destroys the horn of the frog.
Treatmen...t. — As a rule the diseased and ragged portions of the horn are to be pared away, the foot poulticed for a day or two, the cleft of the frog and the grooves on their edges to be cleaned and well filled v, ith dry calomel, blue vitriol, or alum; if the dis- charge is profuse the dressing should be changed daily, other- wise it may be left on for two or three days at a time. As the disease is due to filth the horn must be kept clean and dry, and if necessary a leather boot can be put on.
CANKER.
What to read after The Army Horse in Accident And Disease?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fort Riley United States School of Application for Cavalry a to read onlineMoreLess
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