Breeding, training, management and diseases of the horse and other domestic animals (1893)
Heard, J. M. (John M.) · New York : J.M. Heard · leaf 109
the larynx, thebreathing will be about normal. We may not have anycough, but if, by squeezing the upper part of the wind-pipe, a cough is forced, it will be very soft, as if theanimal was afraid of hurting the already tender throat.In fact, the cough of sore throat is entirely character-istic. The… … Fig. 34.- Representation of horse with sore throat and water escaping by thenostrils while drinking. Treatment.—Perfect rest; keep the animal warmwith plenty of surface clothing and bandages on thelegs, and rub Heards American Embrocation on the throat3 times a day. Place on the tongue with a spoon…
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