A Compendium of the Veterinary Art
A Compendium of the Veterinary Art
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All the horny sole, which had separated, and by which the matter was confined, was completely removed, a hollow shoe applied, and the whole of the bottom of the foot covered with digestive ointment ; when they all got well in a short time. From this we may learn that when a horse is turned to grass without shoes, his feet should be pared with caution ; perhaps it would be the safest plan, merely to rasp the bottom of the foot to a level surface, and leave the sole un- touched. It must be recoll...ected, however, that in certain cases of lameness, thinning the sole, previously to the horse's being turned to grass, is recommended as a remedy.
Case 2. A horse that had been at Gjrass some time was ob- served to be lame ; he was taken up and examined by the smith, who could not find anything to account for the lameness, and, therefore concluded that it must be in the shoulder. On ex- aminino- the foot, I found a little moistui'c oozino; from a small fissure in the coronet ; and, on finding the horse flinch, when struck on the bottom of the foot, towards the inside heel, I pared away the horn from that part with a drawing-knife, and let out some dark-coloui'cd fluid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the horny sole, which had separated, and by which the matter was confined, was completely removed, a hollow shoe applied, and the whole of the bottom of the foot covered with digestive ointment ; when they all got well in a short time. From this we may learn that when a horse is turned to grass without shoes, his feet should be pared with caution ; perhaps it would be the safest plan, merely to rasp the bottom of the foot to a level surface, and leave the sole un- touched. It must be recoll...ected, however, that in certain cases of lameness, thinning the sole, previously to the horse's being turned to grass, is recommended as a remedy.
Case 2. A horse that had been at Gjrass some time was ob- served to be lame ; he was taken up and examined by the smith, who could not find anything to account for the lameness, and, therefore concluded that it must be in the shoulder. On ex- aminino- the foot, I found a little moistui'c oozino; from a small fissure in the coronet ; and, on finding the horse flinch, when struck on the bottom of the foot, towards the inside heel, I pared away the horn from that part with a drawing-knife, and let out some dark-coloui'cd fluid.
What to read after A Compendium of the Veterinary Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James White to read onlineMoreLess
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