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Identifier: diseasesoflivest01mill (find matches)
Title: The diseases of live stock and their most efficient remedies;
Year: 1855 (1850s)
Authors: Miller, William B. E. (from old catalog) Tellor, Lloyd V., (from old catalog) joint author
Subjects: Veterinary medicine
Publisher: Philadelphia, H. C. Watts & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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pronoimcing the pre-sence of heart disease. 5. Signs of Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Sex Organs. Profuse staking, usually accompanied with excessive thirst,is a symptom of diabetes, a very serious disease. Bloodyurine, red water, and black water, may signify amechanical injury to the bladder, inflammation of the kid-neys, kidney worms, stone in the bladder, or in cattle, oneof those very dangerous diseases called murrains. Whenthe urine cannot be passed, it may be from a stone or a stric-ture; it also occurs in spinal meningitis in horses. Carrying and bearing the young, and the various diseasesto which the female is liable, at and after this period, are allof obvious symptoms. This class of maladies has a pecu-liar importance to the stock breeder, as it has been again andagain demonstrated that the higher the breed and the morerefined the Ijblood—that is, the more costly the animal—themore is it liable to numerous and grave interferences withthese acts of reproduction. I
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PART 11. The Diseases of the Horse. GENERAL, KEMARKS ON THE DISEASES OF THE HORSE. Of all the domesticated animals, the horse is the onewhose diseases have received the closest study. Until thepresent century he might justly have been considered themost really valuable of the lower species. With our im-proved modes of locomotion this is hardly now the case, andthe high esteem in which he is yet hela arises largely fromtradition, the competition of traders and the love of display,rather than his intrinsic worth to man. As he is most highly prized for the qualities of grace andspeed in motion, especial attention has been long paid to theprevention and removal of whatever would impair thesepowers; and hence we shall have to consider a long list oflamenesses in the horse, which deteriorate his value exceed-ingly, while in other animals they are of little or no import-ance whatever. This list is longer on account of the struc-ture of the horses leg and foot, Avhich in delicacy and com-plex

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