Journal of Comparative Medicine and Surgery, Volume 21W.L. Hyde & Company, 1900 - Veterinary medicine |
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... dog , cat , etc. , for the carcasses of cattle , sheep , rabbits , etc. 3. To prevent the carcasses or parts of carcasses or other pro- ducts of animals that have suffered from some febrile or infectious disease , or are in an advanced ...
... dog , cat , etc. , for the carcasses of cattle , sheep , rabbits , etc. 3. To prevent the carcasses or parts of carcasses or other pro- ducts of animals that have suffered from some febrile or infectious disease , or are in an advanced ...
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... dog , and other animals sometimes substituted for the former . 2. A thorough knowledge of the nature , symptoms , and patho- logical changes caused by the various diseases in animals , as well as the significance of these abnormal ...
... dog , and other animals sometimes substituted for the former . 2. A thorough knowledge of the nature , symptoms , and patho- logical changes caused by the various diseases in animals , as well as the significance of these abnormal ...
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... dog - catchers had endeav- ored to secure her . She rapidly emaciated thereafter , being reduced to skin and bones . She was finally given a good purgative , which operated promptly , and after which she made rapid recovery . Dr. Milnes ...
... dog - catchers had endeav- ored to secure her . She rapidly emaciated thereafter , being reduced to skin and bones . She was finally given a good purgative , which operated promptly , and after which she made rapid recovery . Dr. Milnes ...
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... dog that The United States has nearly three million dollars invested in its army horses and mules each year , and its soldiers consume an enormous quantity of animal food annually ; and that The United States is the only civilized ...
... dog that The United States has nearly three million dollars invested in its army horses and mules each year , and its soldiers consume an enormous quantity of animal food annually ; and that The United States is the only civilized ...
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... dogs suffering from rabies have been met than ever before . All were of the dumb variety . Contagious skin diseases among dogs are not as prevalent as in previous years . Parturient paresis is frequent . Using the iodide of potash ...
... dogs suffering from rabies have been met than ever before . All were of the dumb variety . Contagious skin diseases among dogs are not as prevalent as in previous years . Parturient paresis is frequent . Using the iodide of potash ...
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