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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    s natrum muriaticum. It is also necessary to follow with some doses o(sulphur. Agaricus, when the hairs fall off from under- neath the eyes. Arsenic has been used with success in the case of an old horse previously attacked with malig- nant ulcer. Gold has been employed with success in two instances where other medicines had had no effect. These two cases present a peculiar symptom : the animal lost suddenly, while walk- ing, the palpitations of the heart, which marks the principal symptom of the gold. Carbonate of baryta, when there is no eruption, may be given; we may employ it also for old horses when every other remedy has failed of doing good. Dulcamara, should there be an eruption. Carbo animalis. This is a remedy very effica- cious in staying the falling off of the hair, whether there be eruption or not. Caustic may be resorted to where the disease is accompanied with the affection of the eyes. Iodine has reestablished a horse whose skin was excoriated in several places. The animal was very thin, though it ate heartily.
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