The Diseases And Disorders of the Ox With An Account of the Diseases of the She
The Diseases And Disorders of the Ox With An Account of the Diseases of the She
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Powdered nux vomica, forty grains.
Powdered capsicum, half a drachm. This draught may be given twice daily in a pint of warm water, gruel, or ale, •and it will prove to be an eflficient haematinic and general tonic. If the bowels ;flhould be constipated, a laxative should be given.
THE BOVINE FORMULARY. 687 (ii. ) Draught — Powdered gentian, one ounce. Powdered ginger, half an ounce. Carbonate of ammonium, half an ounce. Carbonate of iron, two drachms. This draught may be given twice daily in a... pint of warm water, gruel, or ale. (iii. ) Draught.
Solution of hydrochlorate of strychnine, two fluid drachms. Tincture of capsicum, four fluid drachms. Tincture of perchloride of iron, one fluid ounce. This draught is a very eflficient one, and it should be given once daily in a pint -of warm water or gruel.
ANAESTHETICS, (a) Giineral.
Inhalation of chloroform. From three to six fluid ounces (or even more) are usually required to occasion total anaesthesia in cattle. However, it is to be remembered that complete insensi- bility is not often necessary in the case of oxen, and indeed, partly owing to the difficulty with which these animals are brought under the influence of chloro- form, and also partly on account of the rarity of important operations in cattle practice, it is not often necessary that anaesthesia should be brought about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Powdered nux vomica, forty grains.
Powdered capsicum, half a drachm. This draught may be given twice daily in a pint of warm water, gruel, or ale, •and it will prove to be an eflficient haematinic and general tonic. If the bowels ;flhould be constipated, a laxative should be given.
THE BOVINE FORMULARY. 687 (ii. ) Draught — Powdered gentian, one ounce. Powdered ginger, half an ounce. Carbonate of ammonium, half an ounce. Carbonate of iron, two drachms. This draught may be given twice daily in a... pint of warm water, gruel, or ale. (iii. ) Draught.
Solution of hydrochlorate of strychnine, two fluid drachms. Tincture of capsicum, four fluid drachms. Tincture of perchloride of iron, one fluid ounce. This draught is a very eflficient one, and it should be given once daily in a pint -of warm water or gruel.
ANAESTHETICS, (a) Giineral.
Inhalation of chloroform. From three to six fluid ounces (or even more) are usually required to occasion total anaesthesia in cattle. However, it is to be remembered that complete insensi- bility is not often necessary in the case of oxen, and indeed, partly owing to the difficulty with which these animals are brought under the influence of chloro- form, and also partly on account of the rarity of important operations in cattle practice, it is not often necessary that anaesthesia should be brought about.
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