Every man his own cattle doctor; containing the causes, symptoms, and treatment of all the diseases incident to oxen, sheep, swine, poultry, and rabbits / [Francis Clater].

  • Francis Clater
Date:
1836
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Credit: Every man his own cattle doctor; containing the causes, symptoms, and treatment of all the diseases incident to oxen, sheep, swine, poultry, and rabbits / [Francis Clater]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Vlll Chapter page XIX. Murrain, or Pestilential Fever ]35 XX. Inflammation of the Bladder 14(J XXI. Stone in the Urinary Passages, or Bladder 151 XXII. Diseases of the Eye 153 XXIII. The Hoove, Hoven, or Blown 160 XXIV. Locked Jaw 171 XXV. Poisons I70 XXVI. Wounds 130 XXVII. Strains and Bruises 101 XXVIII. Cancerous LHcers 104 XXIX. The Foul in the Foot 106 XXX. To Dry a Cow of her Milk 100 XXXI. Angle Berries 201 XXXII. The Mange 202 XXXIII. To produce Bulling in the Cow, and Treatment of Bull-burnt 20/ XXXIV. The Cow-pox 200 XXXV. Clue-bound—Fardel-bound 212 XXXVI. Rabies-Hydrophobia 213 XXXVII. The Diseases incident to Young Calves 215 Section On the Diseases of Siieep 229 I. The Lambing Season 231 II. The Diseases of Young Lambs 240 III. Red-water 246 IV. The Blood 250 V. Sturdy, Giddiness, or Water in the Head 253 VI. Goggles—Inflammation of the Brain 257 VII. Cold, and Discharge from the Nose 259 VIII. Blown, or Blast 201 IX. The Yellows, or Jaundice 263