Journal of Comparative Medicine and Surgery, Volume 21W.L. Hyde & Company, 1900 - Veterinary medicine |
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... applied , or may be among the dust particles that float in the air to which it is exposed . In very rare cases it is possible that it may be conveyed to the wound through the blood of the animal sustaining the wound . There are many ...
... applied , or may be among the dust particles that float in the air to which it is exposed . In very rare cases it is possible that it may be conveyed to the wound through the blood of the animal sustaining the wound . There are many ...
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... applied . When a corn , the animal evinces pain in either heel and the parts are dry and hot . The examiner has the ... applying a proper shoe correctly the animal can resume work almost at once . Suppurating corns , besides requiring a ...
... applied . When a corn , the animal evinces pain in either heel and the parts are dry and hot . The examiner has the ... applying a proper shoe correctly the animal can resume work almost at once . Suppurating corns , besides requiring a ...
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... applying the hot shoe , but keeps it applied in the hot state too long or presses too hard . Serious damage is some- times done in this way , and usually the animal will evince pain at the instant , but there are cases in which the ...
... applying the hot shoe , but keeps it applied in the hot state too long or presses too hard . Serious damage is some- times done in this way , and usually the animal will evince pain at the instant , but there are cases in which the ...
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if the shoe is red , or even at white heat and applied only for an in- stant , it burns down these elevations and prominent points , bring- ing the shoe in perfect apposition with the foot , softening the hoof underneath , rendering ...
if the shoe is red , or even at white heat and applied only for an in- stant , it burns down these elevations and prominent points , bring- ing the shoe in perfect apposition with the foot , softening the hoof underneath , rendering ...
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... applied a liniment to the throats , then also made a preparation composed of chlorate potash , powdered alum , spirits of nitre , mixed in honey , to be given three times daily . Before leaving the stable gave an injection to each ...
... applied a liniment to the throats , then also made a preparation composed of chlorate potash , powdered alum , spirits of nitre , mixed in honey , to be given three times daily . Before leaving the stable gave an injection to each ...
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Page 646 - ... be it further Resolved, That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the Board of Education and that a copy of the same be sent to the family of the deceased.
Page 242 - ... which shall be in full for all services. And in case the examination of said person shall prove defective and unsatisfactory, and his name not be registered, he shall be permitted to present himself for reexamination within any period not exceeding twelve months next thereafter, and no charge shall be made for such re-examination.
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Page 326 - For the want of a nail, the shoe was lost; for the want of a shoe the horse was lost; and for the want of a horse the rider was lost, being overtaken and slain by the enemy, all for the want of care about a horseshoe nail.
Page 595 - The City of New York. All persons, corporations or companies bringing milch cows into The City of New York shall furnish a certificate signed by a veterinarian who is a graduate of a recognized...
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Page 251 - Omaha, moved that the rules be suspended and the Secretary instructed to cast the ballot of the association for the nominees presented.
Page 574 - Discussion on the efficiency of the present law regulating the practice of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery in the State of Illinois and the possibility of an amendment.
Page 379 - Lindsay (when his name was called) : I have a general pair with the senior Senator from Michigan [Mr.