The Farmer's Veterinary Advisor, a Guide to the Prevention And Treatment of Disease in Domestic Animals
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The process may be slow, as fifty such connections may demand separation, but patience will be crowned with final success, the great points being to tear nothing and to bring up and separate the last portions as perfectly as the first.
Prevention. In poverty-stricken animals much may often be done by warm sloppy food for a week or two prior to parturition.
Leucobehcea. Oataeeh of the Womb oe Vagina. This often results from retained afterbirth or violence done in parturition, but may occur indep...endently of both or even in the virgin animal. There is a whitish discharge from the vulva, foetid if from retained afterbirth, with rapid falling ofi' in flesh and milk, in spirit and appetite. The subjects can rarely be impregnated.
Treatment. Introduce a catheter into the womb, di-aw off the contained fluid, wash out with tepid water intro- duced through the tube, and inject one of the following solutions : 1 drachm of sulphate of zinc, sulphate of cop- per, acetate of lead, permanganate of potassa or carbohc acid, or ^ drachm chloride of zinc, dissolved in a pint of water and five ounces of glycerine added.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The process may be slow, as fifty such connections may demand separation, but patience will be crowned with final success, the great points being to tear nothing and to bring up and separate the last portions as perfectly as the first.
Prevention. In poverty-stricken animals much may often be done by warm sloppy food for a week or two prior to parturition.
Leucobehcea. Oataeeh of the Womb oe Vagina. This often results from retained afterbirth or violence done in parturition, but may occur indep...endently of both or even in the virgin animal. There is a whitish discharge from the vulva, foetid if from retained afterbirth, with rapid falling ofi' in flesh and milk, in spirit and appetite. The subjects can rarely be impregnated.
Treatment. Introduce a catheter into the womb, di-aw off the contained fluid, wash out with tepid water intro- duced through the tube, and inject one of the following solutions : 1 drachm of sulphate of zinc, sulphate of cop- per, acetate of lead, permanganate of potassa or carbohc acid, or ^ drachm chloride of zinc, dissolved in a pint of water and five ounces of glycerine added.
What to read after The Farmer's Veterinary Advisor, a Guide to the Prevention And Treatment of Disease in Domestic Animals?
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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