Manual of veterinary homœopathy, : comprehending the treatment of the diseases of domestic animals. / From the German of M. W***.

  • W., M.
Date:
1842
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Credit: Manual of veterinary homœopathy, : comprehending the treatment of the diseases of domestic animals. / From the German of M. W***. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    on the skin or the subcutaneous region of the legs, and sometimes in other parts of the body. It announces itself by red spots, deprived of hair, from whence oozes a corrosive humour. These ulcers occasion a continual itching, and are often very stubborn., Arsenicum, one or two doses at an interval of eight days, then a dose of asa, and again follow with a dose of arsenicum. AFTER-BIRTH. Napellus and cannabis facilitate the separa- tion of the after-birth. A cow aborted at six months without parting with the after-birth. She drank much, and ate little. On the 19th of February, 1831, Lux gave her napellus; 21st, she regained her appetite. A dose of ]T° cannabis freed her en- tirely. If these medicaments do not act promptly, give 4 pulsatilla. (See parturition )