The Practice of Veterinary Medicine And Surgery
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It is caused by falling, etc. , and, of course, an animal drawing a two-wheeled vehicle, with the weight on his back, falls more heavily than one drawing a four-wheeled vehicle, and consequently with no weight on his back. The practitioner may at first mistake the case for one of open joint, but a careful examination will undeceive. It is a very trivial condition as compared to open joint.
Treatment. — Use cold and hot applications to allay irrita- tion, and the wound should be thoroughly clean...sed to remove all dirt, gravel, etc. Astringent lotions of a mild nature may also be used, the ordinary white lotion being excellent. A horse with scars on his knees should always be looked upon with suspicion, as, when bearing such marks, it is not at ail unreasonable to suppose that he occasionally stumbles and falls, to the great discomfort of his rider or driver.
Speedy-cut. — This condition consists of a contused wound, 264 THE PRACTICE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE.
more or less severe, with occasionally an abrasion of the skin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is caused by falling, etc. , and, of course, an animal drawing a two-wheeled vehicle, with the weight on his back, falls more heavily than one drawing a four-wheeled vehicle, and consequently with no weight on his back. The practitioner may at first mistake the case for one of open joint, but a careful examination will undeceive. It is a very trivial condition as compared to open joint.
Treatment. — Use cold and hot applications to allay irrita- tion, and the wound should be thoroughly clean...sed to remove all dirt, gravel, etc. Astringent lotions of a mild nature may also be used, the ordinary white lotion being excellent. A horse with scars on his knees should always be looked upon with suspicion, as, when bearing such marks, it is not at ail unreasonable to suppose that he occasionally stumbles and falls, to the great discomfort of his rider or driver.
Speedy-cut. — This condition consists of a contused wound, 264 THE PRACTICE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE.
more or less severe, with occasionally an abrasion of the skin.
What to read after The Practice of Veterinary Medicine And Surgery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Courtenay to read onlineMoreLess
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