American Reforme
The American Reformed Cattle Doctor Containing the necessary information for preserving the health and curing the diseases of oxen, cows, sheep, and swine, with a great variety of original recipes, and valuable information in reference to farm and dairy management
作者：Dadd, George H., 1813-1868
体例：题 章数：291
字数：529,056 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 291 题- The Property of Mr. Elliott of East Ham Essex.]
- Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1851, by
- G. H. DADD, M. D.,
- CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- INTRODUCTION, 9
- CATTLE.
- SHEEP.
- SWINE.
- APPENDIX.
- BONE DISORDER IN COWS, 351
- INTRODUCTION.
- G. H. D.
- THE
- AMERICAN
- REFORMED CATTLE DOCTOR.
- IMPORTANCE OF SUPPLYING CATTLE WITH PURE WATER.
- REMARKS ON FEEDING CATTLE.
- THE BARN AND FEEDING BYRE.
- MILKING.
- A KNOWLEDGE OF AGRICULTURAL AND ANIMAL CHEMISTRY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
- ON BREEDING.
- THE BULL.
- VALUE OF DIFFERENT BREEDS OF COWS.
- METHOD OF PREPARING RENNET, AS PRACTISED IN ENGLAND.
- MAKING CHEESE.
- GLOUCESTER CHEESE.
- CHESTER CHEESE.
- STILTON CHEESE.
- DUNLOP CHEESE.
- GREEN CHEESE.
- MAKING BUTTER.
- WASHING BUTTER.
- COLORING BUTTER.
- DESCRIPTION OF THE ORGANS OF DIGESTION IN CATTLE.
- RESPIRATION AND STRUCTURE OF THE LUNGS.
- CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD.
- REMARKS ON BLOOD-LETTING.
- FOOTNOTES:
- EFFORTS OF NATURE TO REMOVE DISEASE.
- PROVERBS OF THE VETERINARY REFORMERS.
- AN INQUIRY CONCERNING THE SOULS OF BRUTES.
- THE REFORMED PRACTICE.
- SYNOPTICAL VIEW OF THE PROMINENT SYSTEMS OF MEDICINE.
- CREED OF THE REFORMERS.
- TRUE PRINCIPLES.
- FOOTNOTE:
- INFLAMMATION.
- FOOTNOTE:
- REMARKS,
- The indications to be fulfilled were as follows:--
- FOOTNOTES:
- NATURE, TREATMENT, AND CAUSES OF DISEASE IN CATTLE.
- PLEURO-PNEUMONIA.
- The following is a good example:--
- In the mean time, administer the following injection:--
- Take
- Should the cough be troublesome, give
- The following may be given as a safe and efficient antiseptic drink:--
- LOCKED-JAW.
- To fulfil the fourth indication, we commence the treatment as follows:--
- In the mean time, prepare the following drink:--
- FOOTNOTES:
- INFLAMMATORY DISEASES.
- INFLAMMATION OF THE STOMACH, (GASTRITIS.)
- INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, (PNEUMONIA.)
- INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, (NEPHRITIS.)
- INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER, (CYSTITIS.)
- INFLAMMATION OF THE WOMB.
- INFLAMMATION OF THE BRAIN, (PHRENITIS.)
- INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE.
- INFLAMMATION OF THE LIVER, (HEPATITIS.)
- JAUNDICE, OR YELLOWS.
- DISEASES OF THE MUCOUS SURFACE.
- CATARRH, OR HOOSE.
- Rub the mixture in well; then give
- EPIDEMIC CATARRH.
- MALIGNANT EPIDEMIC, (MURRAIN.)
- DIARRHOEA, (LOOSENESS OF THE BOWELS.)
- DYSENTERY.
- SCOURING ROT.
- FOOTNOTE:
- DISEASE OF THE EAR
- SEROUS MEMBRANES.
- DROPSY.
- The best medicine is the following:--
- HOOVE, OR "BLASTING."
- The following clyster should be given:--
- JOINT MURRAIN.
- If the bowels are constipated, inject the following:--
- Rub the joints with the following embrocation:--
- BLACK QUARTER.
- All sores and foul ulcers may be washed with
- OPEN JOINT.
- SWELLINGS OF JOINTS.
- SPRAIN OF THE FETLOCK.
- STRAIN OF THE HIP.
- FOUL IN THE FOOT.
- Give the animal the following at a dose:--
- RED WATER.
- BLACK WATER.
- THICK URINE.
- RHEUMATISM.
- Give the following:--
- BLAIN.
- THRUSH.
- BLACK TONGUE.
- INFLAMMATION OF THE THROAT AND ITS APPENDAGES.[12]
- FOOTNOTE:
- BRONCHITIS.
- INFLAMMATION OF GLANDS.
- LOSS OF CUD.
- COLIC.
- SPASMODIC COLIC.
- CONSTIPATION.
- FALLING DOWN OF THE FUNDAMENT.
- CALVING.
- EMBRYOTOMY.
- FALLING OF THE CALF-BED, OR WOMB.
- GARGET.
- SORE TEATS.
- First wash with castile soap and warm water; then apply the following:--
- CHAPPED TEATS AND CHAFED UDDER.
- FEVER.
- MILK OR PUERPERAL FEVER.
- Suppose the animal to be in poor condition; then give the following:--
- Suppose the bowels to be distended with gas; then give the following:--
- INFLAMMATORY FEVER.
- TYPHUS FEVER.
- Give tonics, relaxants, and antispasmodics, in the following form:--
- FOOTNOTE:
- HORN AIL IN CATTLE.
- ABORTION IN COWS.
- COW-POX.
- MANGE.
- HIDE-BOUND.
- LICE.
- IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING THE SKIN OF ANIMALS IN A HEALTHY STATE.
- FOOTNOTE:
- SPAYING COWS.
- OPERATION OF SPAYING.
- FOOTNOTES:
- DR. DADD.
- SHEEP.
- PRELIMINARY REMARKS.
- STAGGERS.
- Having removed the cause, take
- FOOT ROT.
- ROT.
- EPILEPSY.
- RED WATER.
- CACHEXY,[16] OR GENERAL DEBILITY.
- FOOTNOTE:
- LOSS OF APPETITE.
- FOUNDERING, (RHEUMATISM)
- If the malady does not yield in a few days, take
- TICKS.
- SCAB, OR ITCH.
- FOOTNOTE:
- DIARRHOEA.
- DYSENTERY.
- CONSTIPATION, OR STRETCHES.
- The derangement must be treated according to its indications, thus:--
- FOOTNOTE:
- SCOURS.
- DIZZINESS.
- FOOTNOTE:
- JAUNDICE.
- INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
- We commence the treatment by giving
- WORMS.
- DISEASES OF THE STOMACH FROM EATING POISONOUS PLANTS.
- SORE NIPPLES.
- FRACTURES.
- COMMON CATARRH AND EPIDEMIC INFLUENZA.
- For this purpose, we make use of the following articles:--
- The following injection may be used:--
- FOOTNOTE:
- CASTRATING LAMBS.
- NATURE OF SHEEP.
- THE RAM.
- LEAPING.
- ARGYLESHIRE BREEDERS.
- FATTENING SHEEP.
- IMPROVEMENT IN SHEEP.
- DESCRIPTION OF THE DIFFERENT BREEDS OF SHEEP.
- TEESWATER BREED.
- LINCOLN SHIRE BREED.
- THE DISHLEY BREED.
- COTSWOLD BREED.
- ROMNEY MARSH BREED.
- DEVONSHIRE BREED.
- THE DORSETSHIRE BREED.
- THE WILTSHIRE BREED.
- THE SOUTH DOWN BREED.
- THE HERDWICK BREED.
- THE CHEVIOT BREED.
- THE MERINO BREED
- THE WELSH SHEEP.
- SWINE.
- PRELIMINARY REMARKS.
- NATURAL HISTORY OF THE HOG.
- FOOTNOTE:
- GENERALITIES.
- GENERAL DEBILITY, OR EMACIATION.
- EPILEPSY, OR FITS.
- RHEUMATISM.
- MEASLES.
- OPHTHALMIA.
- VERMIN.
- RED ERUPTION.
- DROPSY.
- CATARRH.
- COLIC.
- DIARRHOEA.
- FRENZY.
- JAUNDICE.
- The remedy is,--
- SORENESS OF THE FEET.
- SPAYING.
- VARIOUS BREEDS OF SWINE.
- BERKSHIRE BREED.
- HAMPSHIRE BREED.
- SHROPSHIRE BREED.
- CHINESE BREED.
- BOARS AND SOWS FOR BREEDING.
- FOOTNOTE:
- REARING PIGS.
- FOOTNOTE:
- FATTENING HOGS.
- METHOD OF CURING SWINE'S FLESH.
- APPENDIX.
- ON THE ACTION OF MEDICINES.
- CLYSTERS.
- FORMS OF CLYSTERS.
- FOOTNOTES:
- INFUSIONS.
- ANTISPASMODICS.
- FOMENTATIONS.
- MUCILAGES.
- WASHES.
- PHYSIC FOR CATTLE.
- MILD PHYSIC FOR CATTLE.
- POULTICES.
- STYPTICS, TO ARREST BLEEDING.
- ABSORBENTS.
- FORMS OF ABSORBENTS.
- VETERINARY MATERIA MEDICA,
- CATECHU, (see ACACIA.)
- FUMIGATIONS. For foul barns and stables, take of
- MARSHMALLOWS. See _Althea_
- GENERAL REMARKS ON MEDICINES.
- EASTPORT, May 9, 1847."
- PROPERTIES OF PLANTS.
- POTATO.
- TREATMENT OF DISEASE IN DOGS.
- PRELIMINARY REMARKS.
- DISTEMPER.
- FITS.
- WORMS.
- MANGE.
- INTERNAL ABSCESS OF THE EAR.
- ULCERATION OF THE EAR.
- External ulcerations should be washed twice a day with
- INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
- To allay the irritation of the bowels, give the following:--
- INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER.
- ASTHMA.
- PILES.
- DROPSY.
- SORE THROAT.
- SORE EARS.
- SORE FEET.
- WOUNDS.
- SPRAINS.
- SCALDS.
- OPHTHALMIA.
- WEAK EYES.
- FLEAS AND VERMIN.
- HYDROPHOBIA.
- FOOTNOTE:
- MALIGNANT MILK SICKNESS OF THE WESTERN STATES, OR CONTAGIOUS TYPHUS.
- If a trembling of the muscular system is observed, then give
- FOOTNOTES:
- BONE DISORDER IN COWS.
- FOOD CONSUMED BY A COW IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
- EXCRETIONS OF A COW IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
- FOOD CONSUMED BY A HORSE IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
- EXCRETIONS OF A HORSE IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
- FOOTNOTE:
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