This antiquarian book contains a detailed guide to caring for and
treating sick farm animals, with information on food, medicine,
anesthetics, and much more besides. Complete with comprehensive
descriptions, simple instructions, helpful tips, and a wealth of useful
illustrations and photographs, this book constitutes an invaluable tool
for the farmer or livestock veterinarian. It makes for a worthy addition
to any collection of farming literature. The chapters of this text
include: 'Box Stalls for Sick Animals'; 'Blankets, Bandages, Slings';
'Food for Sick Animals'; 'Giving Medicine'; 'Enemas'; 'Doses of
Medicine'; 'Counter-Irritants'; 'Fomentations'; 'The Soaking Tub';
'Confining or Restraining Animals'; 'Throwing a Horse'; 'Throwing a
Bull'; 'Anesthetics'; etcetera. Many antique books such as this are
increasingly rare and expensive, and it is with this in mind that we are
proudly republishing this text in an affordable modern edition complete
with a new introduction on farming.