The Roller; Concerning Its Health, Habits And Happiness; Its Feeding, Breeding And Training
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Some birds require more heat than others: some birds being more rugged and hardier in temp- erament, can endure more exposure.
The complaints subject to the condition of the abdominal tract, either due to improper food or in- 151 heritance are iCONSTIPATION, COSTIVENESS, IN- DIGESTION, DIARRHEA, INFLAMATION OF THE BOWELS, LIME STOOL, FATTY DEGEN- ERATION, YELLOW JAUNDICE, DISEASES OF THE GLANDS, GOUT, DROPSY, WIND SWELL- ING, SCEPTIC FEVER AND DISEASE OF THE LIVER.
Constipation: This complaint ...is quite oiften the foundation of many diseases. The principal causes are indigestion and fatty degeneration. The symp- toms are frequent straining when evacuations occur ; the excrement is hard and kernel shaped ; there is the rapid whipping with the tail of the back part of the body; the feathers are liable to be un- kempt and dishevelled ; there is a general depression of mein and loss of appetite. To stop this complaint, feed for several days upon oatmeal, without any other seed or give two or three drops of castor-oil, with oatmeal gruel, once or twice daily; another method is to feed grated, fresh carrots, seasoned with a small pinch of pulverized sugar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some birds require more heat than others: some birds being more rugged and hardier in temp- erament, can endure more exposure.
The complaints subject to the condition of the abdominal tract, either due to improper food or in- 151 heritance are iCONSTIPATION, COSTIVENESS, IN- DIGESTION, DIARRHEA, INFLAMATION OF THE BOWELS, LIME STOOL, FATTY DEGEN- ERATION, YELLOW JAUNDICE, DISEASES OF THE GLANDS, GOUT, DROPSY, WIND SWELL- ING, SCEPTIC FEVER AND DISEASE OF THE LIVER.
Constipation: This complaint ...is quite oiften the foundation of many diseases. The principal causes are indigestion and fatty degeneration. The symp- toms are frequent straining when evacuations occur ; the excrement is hard and kernel shaped ; there is the rapid whipping with the tail of the back part of the body; the feathers are liable to be un- kempt and dishevelled ; there is a general depression of mein and loss of appetite. To stop this complaint, feed for several days upon oatmeal, without any other seed or give two or three drops of castor-oil, with oatmeal gruel, once or twice daily; another method is to feed grated, fresh carrots, seasoned with a small pinch of pulverized sugar.
What to read after The Roller; Concerning Its Health, Habits And Happiness; Its Feeding, Breeding And Training?
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