. PREFACE, HIS work is not intended as a com- plete treatise on the many and differ- ent diseases of the dog. It would be simply impossible in so short an edition to give full detail nor would it be practicable to give same. The author has refrained when possible from using technical phrases. The main object is to state principal symptoms in plain language 50 that the several diseases, etc., dogs are sub- jected to can be diagnosed and treated intelli- gently and promptly by any person. Having been for many years the consulting Veterinarian to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
. PREFACE, HIS work is not intended as a com- plete treatise on the many and differ- ent diseases of the dog. It would be simply impossible in so short an edition to give full detail nor would it be practicable to give same. The author has refrained when possible from using technical phrases. The main object is to state principal symptoms in plain language 50 that the several diseases, etc., dogs are sub- jected to can be diagnosed and treated intelli- gently and promptly by any person. Having been for many years the consulting Veterinarian to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the author of this book desires to supplement the humane ivork in which the Society is engaged, by miti- gating in so far as he is able the troubles of our Canine friends when suffering ailments incident to their species. I The Canine departtnent of the New York Veterinary Hospital has been under the exclu- sive charge of canine specialists for the past 'if^hieen years and it is needless to state that uring that period an enormous number of dogs lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIMI
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