Practical Poultry Keeping As I Understand It
Practical Poultry Keeping As I Understand It
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As a general thing, this disease is the result of a cold. The fowl appears so affected : it sneezes and coughs ; its eyes run, and it acts very much as though it felt the same as a person would with a cold. The hen appears drowsy, goes off in a corner of the yard by herself, mopish ; she sneezes and gasps for breath, and ap- pears choked. After a few days, the head swells. Offensive watery substances run from the eyes, and the comb has a dead look. The fowl's throat is often so swollen that it ...can swallow but little, and in its endeavors, it will stand at the drinking vessel going through the motions, the result of which is simply rinsing out its poisonous mouth in the water for other fowls to drink. Hence we see how im- portant it is to remove the fowl when first taken. Its very breath is poisonous. The disease, after well settled, is contagious, and will soon spread through the flock.
The Remedy. I am very strongly of the opinion, that after the disease has passed the stage of cold, and become roup, the only practicable way is to kill it, and give it a decent burial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a general thing, this disease is the result of a cold. The fowl appears so affected : it sneezes and coughs ; its eyes run, and it acts very much as though it felt the same as a person would with a cold. The hen appears drowsy, goes off in a corner of the yard by herself, mopish ; she sneezes and gasps for breath, and ap- pears choked. After a few days, the head swells. Offensive watery substances run from the eyes, and the comb has a dead look. The fowl's throat is often so swollen that it ...can swallow but little, and in its endeavors, it will stand at the drinking vessel going through the motions, the result of which is simply rinsing out its poisonous mouth in the water for other fowls to drink. Hence we see how im- portant it is to remove the fowl when first taken. Its very breath is poisonous. The disease, after well settled, is contagious, and will soon spread through the flock.
The Remedy. I am very strongly of the opinion, that after the disease has passed the stage of cold, and become roup, the only practicable way is to kill it, and give it a decent burial.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Munn Tracy Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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