Chapter X: Part 10

Bruises, 32

Bugs, harvest, 144

Bulldog, difficulty of breathing in, 29;
how to muzzle, 185

Burns, 32;
blisters after, 25

Calculi, 33;
in bladder, 34

Cancer, 36

Carbolic acid poison, 220

Caries, 36

Cataract, 37

Catarrh, nasal, 38, 188

Catheter, how to pass, 38

Cerebral congestion, 40

Cervical vertebræ, fracture of, 130

Chalky Stones, 40

Chest, acute pain in, 11

Chloroform, 5

Choking, 41

Chorea, 42

Chronic gastritis, 137

Claws, dew-, 58, 186

Cocaine, 7

Coins, swallowing of, 43

Cold in the head, 38

Colic, 27, 45

Collapse, 46

Coma, 47

Compound fracture, 128

Conception, false, 116

Condylomata, 326

Congenital deformities, 55

Congestion, cerebral, 40

Conjunctivitis, 48

Consciousness, loss of, 46

Constipation, 48

Consumption, 50

Convulsions, 13;
in puppies, 50

Corns, 51

Coughs, 52

Cracked feet, 117

Crack in teats, 288

Cuts, 52

Cutting the teeth, 299

Cystitis, 22

Cysts, 53

Dandruff, 53

Deafness, 54

Debility, 55

Defective lactation, 167

Deformities, Congenital, 55

Delirium, 59

Destroy dogs, how to, 59

Dew-claws, 58, 186

Diabetes Insipidus, 60;
mellitis, 61

Diarrhœa, 61;
in puppies, 63

Discharge from ear, 64;
from vagina, 317

Disinfect kennels, how to, 165

Dislocations, 65

Distemper, 70

Docking, 85

Doses, 86

Dosing, 86

Dropsy, 87

Drowning, 16

Dysentery, 90

Dyspepsia, 91

Dysuria, 92

Ear, cyst in the flap of, 95;
growths in, 96;
polypus in, 97;
scurfiness of, 97

Ear-ache, 92

Ear-canker, 64, 92

Ear-flap, cysts in, 53, 95

Eclampsia, parturient, 206

Ecthyma, 98

Eczema, 99

Elbow, Capped, 101;
dislocation of, 66

Emaciation, 101

Emetics, 102

Emissions, 102

Emphysema, 102

Enema, 104

Enlargement of prostate gland, 233;
of testicles, 303

Enteritis, 106

Epilepsy, 108

Epistaxis, 109

Erysipelas, 109

Erythema, 110

Eucaine, 9

Excessive lactation, 167

Excitement, sexual, 278

Exertion, result of great exhaustion, 111

Exhaustion, 111

Eye, disease of (glaucoma), 141;
dislocation of, 111;
formation of an opaque spot in the lens or pupil of, 37;
growth on haw of, 113

Eyelashes, ingrowing, 56

Eyelids, inverted, 56;
sore, 113

Eyes, blind, 25;
diseased, 4;
sore and weak, 48;
unnaturally small, 56;
weak (ophthalmia), 2

Fainting, 114

False conception, 116

Fatness, 199

Favus, 116

Feeding, 342

Feet, corns on, 51;
cracked, 117;
swelling between toes, 117

Femur, fracture of, 125

Fever, 118;
puerperal, 236

Filaria immitis, 330

Fistula of anus, 119

Fits, 50, 108

Flatulence, 120;
simple, 120

Foods, invalid, 159

Fracture, compound, 128

Fractures, 121

Gall-stones, 134

Gangrene, 134

Gas in the stomach, 120, 328

Gastric ulcer, 135

Gastritis, acute, 136;
chronic, 137;
specific, 137

Gland, prostate, enlargement of, 233;
inflammation of, 234

Glandular enlargement, 139;
lymphadenoma, 140

Glaucoma, 141

Gleet, 19

Goitre, 141

Gout, rheumatic, 269

Green stick fracture, 129

Gripping, 45

Groin, hernia, 146;
swelling in, 274

Growths on penis, 208

Gumboil, 143

Gums, bleeding, 143;
growth on, 142

Hæmorrhoids, 143

Hair, loss of, 3;
superfluous, 286

Hare lip, 57

Harvest bugs, 144

Haw of eye, growth on, 113

Head, water in the, 149

Heart disease, 144;
worms in, 330

Heart’s sac, inflammation of, 209

Heat, the, 201

Hemiplegia, 145

Hernia, 146

Hiccough, 148

Hoarseness, 149

Hock, dislocation of, 68;
fracture of, 124

Humerus, fracture of, 123-4

Husk, chronic, 31

Hydrocele, 149

Hydrocephalus, 149

Hydrophobia, 150, 265

Hypodermic syringe, how to use, 150

Hysteria, 151

Ichthyosis, 151

Impetigo, 152

Impotence, 152

Incontinence of urine, 154

Indigestion, 155

Inflammation, 157;
of a joint, 287;
of bowels, 27;
of breast, 29, 179;
of heart’s sac, 209;
of kidneys, 190;
of membrane covering bone, 210;
of membranes of the brain, 179;
of prostate glands, 234;
of skin about anus, 234;
of testicle, 200, 303;
of tongue, 308;
of uterus, 315;
of womb, 315

Influenza, 158

Inguinal hernia, 146

Injuries to back, 341;
to stifle joint, 282;
to vagina, 318

Insect bites, 158

Insects in coat, 175;
(ticks), 307

Internal inflammation, 157

Intussusception of bowels, 28

Invalid foods, 159

Iodine and its compounds, poison, 223

Irritable bladder, 22

Irritation of skin, 163

Itch, 175

Jaundice, 163

Jaw, fracture of the upper and lower, 132;
lock-, 172, 304

Joint, inflammation of, 15, 287

Kennels, how to disinfect, 165

Kidney, inflammation of the, 166, 190;
stones in the, 33

Kill, how to, a dog, 59

Knee, dislocation of, 65

Lactation, defective, 167;
excessive, 167

Larynx, inflammation of, 168

Lead poison, 169, 230

Leucorrhœa, 170

Lice, 158, 207

Liniment, 170

Lips, cracked, 171;
sore, 171

Liver, sluggish, 171

Lock-jaw, 172, 304

Lumbago, 173, 270

Lungs, inflammation of, 173

Lupus, 171

Lymphadenoma, 140

Maggots, 175

Mange, follicular, 176;
sarcoptic or common, 175

Marasmus, 178

Mastitis, 179

Maw worm, 335

Medicine, how to give, 86;
purgative, 260

Membrane covering bone, inflammation of, 210

Meningitis, 179

Mercury poison, 221

Metacarpal bone, fracture of, 121

Metatarsal bone, fracture of, 121

Metritis, 315

Milk, 181;
defective and excessive secretion, 167

Mouth, 143, 171, 288, 310

Mumps, 183

Muscles, wasting, 184

Muzzle, how to, a dog, 185

Nails, cutting, 186;
dew-claws, 186;
injuries to, 187

Nasal, _see_ Nose

Neck, fractures of bones of, 130;
swelling on (goitre), 141

Necrosis, 190

Nephritis, 190

Nettlerash, 191

Neuralgia, 192

Nipples, sore, 193

Nose, bleeding from the, 109, 193;
catarrh of the, 38, 188;
parasites in, 189;
polypus in, 190

Nursing, 194

Obesity, 199

Œrchitis, 200

Œstrum, 201

Ophthalmia, 201

Orifice of prepuce too small and too large, 212, 231, 233

Otorrhœa, 92

Oxide of zinc, poison, 227

Ozœna, 202

Palate, cleft, 58

Palpitation, 203

Palsy, shaking, 278

Paralysis, 203;
of bladder, 23;
of one side, 145;
of tongue, 308

Paraphymosis, 206

Parasites, nasal, 189

Parturient eclampsia, 206

Patella, dislocation of, 69

Pediculi, 207

Pelvis, fracture of, 127

Penis, growths on, 208

Pericarditis, 209

Perineal hernia, 146

Peritonitis, 210

Perostitis, 210

Perspiration, 211

Phimosis, 212

Phosphorus, poison, 219

Phthisis, 212

Pig jaw, 58

Piles, 143, 212

Pill, how to give, 87

Pimple, 11

Poisoning, blood-, 26;
lead-, 169, 230

Poisons, 213

Polypus in ear, 97, 190;
of vagina, 320

Prepuce, opening of sheaf of, too small, 212, 231;
too large, 233

Prolapsus of vagina, 320

Prostate gland, enlargement of, 233

Prostatitis, 234

Pruritus ani, 234

Psoriasis, 235

Puerperal fever, 236

Pulse, 237

Puppies, convulsions in, 50;
diarrhœa in, 63

Pupping, 238

Purgative medicine, 260

Purpura, 263

Pyæmia, 263

Pyrosis, 264

Rabies, 265

Radius, fracture of, 123

Ranula, 267

Redness of skin, 269

Respiration, artificial, 16, 269

Rheumatic gout, 269

Rheumatism, 270

Ribs, fracture of, 130

Rickets, 273

Ringworm, 116, 274

Rubbish, eating of, 15

Rupture, 275

St. Vitus’s Dance, 42

Santonine, 229

Scalds, 275

Scapula, fracture of, 124

Scrotum, swelling of, 149, 323

Scurf, 53

Scurfiness of ear-flap, 97

Sea-sickness, 276

Sediment in urine, 314

Seton, how to put in a, 276

Sexual excitement, 278

Shaking palsy, 278

Shock, 279

Shoulder-bone, fracture of the lower extremity of, 123

Shoulder-joint, dislocation of, 67

Sickness, 325;
sea-, 276

Skin about anus, inflammation of, 234

Skin diseases, 98, 99, 110, 151, 152, 235, 263, 273;
irritation of, 163;
redness of, 268;
outer, rubbed off, 1

Skull, fracture of the bones of, 131

Sluggish liver, 171

Snake bite, 279

Snoring, 280, 284

Sore eyelids, 113

Sores at tip of tail, 287

Sore throat, 307

Spaying, 281

Specific gastritis, 137

Spermatic cord, swelling in, 323

Spot in the lens or pupil of the eye, 37

Spots, small red, about the body, 2

Sprains, 281

Squinting, 56

Sterility, 153

Stifle-joint, deformities of, 58;
injury to, 282

Stings, 283

Stomach, bleeding from, 24;
gas or wind in, 120, 328;
ulcer of, 135;
worms in, 331

Stones, chalky, 40;
in bladder, 34;
in kidney, 33

Stoutness, 284

Stricture of vagina, 322

Strychnine, poison, 213

Stye, 284

Suffocation, 285

Sunstroke, 344

Superfluous hair, 286

Swallowing of coins, 43

Synovitis, 287

Syringe, hypodermic, 150

Tail, cutting (docking), 85;
fracture of bones of the, 129;
sores at the tip of, 287

Tartar, emetic poison, 225;
on the teeth, 299

Teats, crack in, 288

Teeth, 288;
cutting the tusks, 299;
tartar on the, 299

Temperature, how to take, 300

Testicles, absence of, 58;
enlargement of, 303;
inflammation of, 200, 303

Tetanus, 304

Thermometer, how to use, 305

Thigh-bone, fracture of, 125

Thirst, great, 1, 306

Throat, sore, 307

Tibia, fracture of, 124

Ticks, 307

Toes, dislocation of, 65;
dog born without, 58;
swelling between, 117

Tongue, chorea in, 42, 308;
inflammation of, 308;
paralysis of, 308;
warts on, 309;
wounds and ulcers of, 310

Tonsilitis, 307

Toothache, 310

Tumour of vagina, 322

Tumours, 311

Turpentine poison, 226

Ulceration of bone, 36

Ulcers, 312;
of stomach, 135;
of tongue, 310

Ulna, fracture of, 123

Umbilical hernia, 146

Uræmia, 313

Urethritis, 314

Urine, incontinence of, 154;
sediment in, 315

Urticaria, 191

Uterus, inflammation of, 315

Vagina, discharge from, 317;
injuries to, 318;
polypus of, 320;
prolapsus of, 320;
stricture of, 322;
tumour of, 322

Varicocele, 323

Vertigo, 324

Voice, loss of, 324

Vomiting, 325

Vulva, discharge from, 170

Warts, 326;
on the tongue, 309

Water, frequent passing of, 92;
on the brain, 149

Weaning, 327

Wen, 328

Wind in the stomach, 120, 328

Womb, inflammation of, 315

Worm, maw, 335

Worms in the heart, 330;
in the stomach and bowels, 331

Wounds, 335;
of tongue, 310

Zinc, oxide of, poison, 227

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