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The oil and tar if allowed to dry on the feet, form a coating which aids to prevent the application from being washed away by moisture.
The sheep should be kept out of water, manure, etc., untill the treatment has had time to produce its full effect.
Scratches or " Grease Heel/'— (First stages.
Sure cure.) — Glycerine, one-half pint; chloride of* zinc, one-half ounce ; water, six quarts ; mix, apply a cloth wet with the above to the parts, and as warm apply another. Keep this up until all heat ...and inflamation has deperted; if good results do not follow, it is because the work has not been thoroughly done. When, it has further advanced, and cracks and ulcerations are present, the above lotion is not strong enough, and the following must be substi- tuted, and used in the same manner.- Chloride of of zinc, 1 ounce ; creosote, 4 fluid ozs., strong solu- tion of oak bark, one gallon. Mix.
Cure for Foot Bot, No. 2 in Sheep.— Mix 2 oz. of the best honey, 1 oz of burnt alum, reduced to powder, and J pound of armenian bole; then add the train oil and alum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The oil and tar if allowed to dry on the feet, form a coating which aids to prevent the application from being washed away by moisture.
The sheep should be kept out of water, manure, etc., untill the treatment has had time to produce its full effect.
Scratches or " Grease Heel/'— (First stages.
Sure cure.) — Glycerine, one-half pint; chloride of* zinc, one-half ounce ; water, six quarts ; mix, apply a cloth wet with the above to the parts, and as warm apply another. Keep this up until all heat ...and inflamation has deperted; if good results do not follow, it is because the work has not been thoroughly done. When, it has further advanced, and cracks and ulcerations are present, the above lotion is not strong enough, and the following must be substi- tuted, and used in the same manner.- Chloride of of zinc, 1 ounce ; creosote, 4 fluid ozs., strong solu- tion of oak bark, one gallon. Mix.
Cure for Foot Bot, No. 2 in Sheep.— Mix 2 oz. of the best honey, 1 oz of burnt alum, reduced to powder, and J pound of armenian bole; then add the train oil and alum.
What to read after Trade Secrets;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [vickers, John G.] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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