. The veterinary science [microform] : the anatomy, diseases and treatment of domestic animals : also containing a full description of medicines and receipts. Veterinary medicine; Bovins; Médecine vétérinaire; Cattle; Horses; Chevaux. "8 THE VETERIXARY SC1E>-0E. CaOSCj.âFrom horses being kejn lo . ^rowUed atable th«t in poorly ventilated and badly drained, or from eating certain kinds of grasses that contain too much narcotic properties, such as are grown in swamps. Symptoms.âThey vary according to the parts most affected. There will be trembling noticed in the different parts of t
. The veterinary science [microform] : the anatomy, diseases and treatment of domestic animals : also containing a full description of medicines and receipts. Veterinary medicine; Bovins; Médecine vétérinaire; Cattle; Horses; Chevaux. "8 THE VETERIXARY SC1E>-0E. CaOSCj.âFrom horses being kejn lo . ^rowUed atable th«t in poorly ventilated and badly drained, or from eating certain kinds of grasses that contain too much narcotic properties, such as are grown in swamps. Symptoms.âThey vary according to the parts most affected. There will be trembling noticed in the different parts of the body; the animal seems very dull and does not feed. As the disease goes on, the animal will have a peculiar jerking in the limbs, and then he will stagger, fall down «id be unable to rise; the pulse will be quick and weak; the bowels usually costive, and his water is of a dark brown color. At first he generally lies in a dull, stupid manner, breathing heavy, and sweats freely if it is very warm. After a time the dullness passes off and the animal becomes delirious. If you give him water to drink, he will try, but he cannot, as there is paralysis of the gullet. These symptoms gradually get worse until he dies. Wherever you see one horse affected there is apt to be more affected, for the same cause that brought it on him will bring it on the others. TreatmentâIf noticed before the animal is too bad, there is hope of recovery; but if the animal is down and cannot swallow before he is noticed to be sick, the chances are against him. As soon as the disease is noticed, take one half-pail of blood from him and give the following drench: BitMr AloM 8 dranifc rJ!rJ!'*ili?°'^'*" â â â â¢'":;: flounce or 4 ^^::::::::::::::::::::::::::\'^''fr^ Mix in a pint of luke warm water and give u a drench, thea follow up with the following powder: Powderad Nux Vomio* i ^â_j Nltrau of Pot».h or 8»ltp«tr«....'.'. * ponad. Hypculphite of Sod
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