The Winter Lamb
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Iodine will reduce the swellings.
Constipation — For sucking lambs give castor oil, teaspoonful to tablespoonful, according to age and severity of trou- ble. For mature sheep use epsom salts, 4 to 6 ounces in pint of warm water. Never give salts when there is evidence of pain. Substitute raw linseed oil, or^ better yet, castor oil. The use of stimulants in small quantities, such as brandy, gin or whisky, will increase the action of the cathartics.
Castration — From two to four weeks old is conv...enient and safe age to operate. Apply an antiseptic after opera- tion, such as the carbolized non-poisonous sheep dips.
Colds — Give teaspoonful carbonate iron, as much quinine as nickel will nicely take up, and wine-glassful of whisky.
Repeat every other day for a week or so.
Caked-Bag — Keep udder milked out, and do not allow ewe to THE WINTER LAMB.
35 be exposed to cold and wet. Apply to udder a lini- ment made by mixing i quart tincture of arnica, 6 ounces tincture of belladonna, and 4 ounces spirits of camphor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iodine will reduce the swellings.
Constipation — For sucking lambs give castor oil, teaspoonful to tablespoonful, according to age and severity of trou- ble. For mature sheep use epsom salts, 4 to 6 ounces in pint of warm water. Never give salts when there is evidence of pain. Substitute raw linseed oil, or^ better yet, castor oil. The use of stimulants in small quantities, such as brandy, gin or whisky, will increase the action of the cathartics.
Castration — From two to four weeks old is conv...enient and safe age to operate. Apply an antiseptic after opera- tion, such as the carbolized non-poisonous sheep dips.
Colds — Give teaspoonful carbonate iron, as much quinine as nickel will nicely take up, and wine-glassful of whisky.
Repeat every other day for a week or so.
Caked-Bag — Keep udder milked out, and do not allow ewe to THE WINTER LAMB.
35 be exposed to cold and wet. Apply to udder a lini- ment made by mixing i quart tincture of arnica, 6 ounces tincture of belladonna, and 4 ounces spirits of camphor.
What to read after The Winter Lamb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, H. P to read onlineMoreLess
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