The Sportsman's Vade Mecum : Containing Full Instructions in All That Relates to the Breeding, Rearing, Breaking, Kennelling, And Conditioning of Dogs, Together With Numerous Valuable Recipes for the Treatment of the Various Diseases to Which the Canine R
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roform — being given to unload the caecum. The medi- cine having acted freely, the food must be amended, the treatment altered, and such other measures taken as the digestion may require for its restoration. Colic. — This is an affection to which dogs are very subject. The human infant is not more liable to be griped than are the young of the canine species. The idea of a cur with a belly-ache may, to some persons, seem to be suggestive of fun ; but to the creature that suffers, it is indeed a ...serious business. A duchess with the spasms does not endure so much, and is not in half the danger, that a dog is exposed to during a fit of gripes. The ani- mal must be relieved, or inflammation will speedily ensue, and death will follow. In some cases, the appearance of colic is almost a certain indication that the poor beast will die. When it comes on a week or two prior to pupping, we may cure it ; but during, or soon after parturition, the bitch generally perishes. When it starts up in the later or more virulent stage of distemper, especially at the time dogs: TnEi:i manaobmekt.
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