The Dog's Medical Dictionary: An encyclopædia of the diseases, their diagnosis & treatment, and the physical development of the dog — John Shaqi
The Dog's Medical Dictionary: An encyclopædia of the diseases, their diagnosis & treatment, and the physical development of the dogSewell, Alfred Joseph
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The Dog's Medical Dictionary: An encyclopædia of the diseases, their diagnosis & treatment, and the physical development of the dog
Sewell, Alfred Joseph
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THE DOG’S MEDICAL DICTIONARY
THE
DOG’S MEDICAL DICTIONARY
AN ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF THE DISEASES, THEIR
DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT, AND THE PHYSICAL
DEVELOPMENT OF THE DOG
BY
A. J. SEWELL, M.R.C.V.S.
_Canine Surgeon to H.M. the King, also to H.M. the Queen, and
to the Kennel Club, the Dogs’ Home, the Dumb Friends’ League,
the Bulldog Club, etc., etc._
With numerous DIAGRAMS, ILLUSTRATIONS, and
PORTRAITS of Prize Dogs
SECOND EDITION, REVISED
[Illustration]
LONDON:
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS, LIMITED
NEW YORK: E. P. DUTTON & CO.
1907
FIRST EDITION, _May 1907_
SECOND EDITION, _August 1907_
[Illustration: CÆSAR, HIS MAJESTY’S FOX TERRIER.
_By gracious permission of His Majesty the King._
_J. Russell & Sons, photo._] [_Front._]
LIST OF FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
FOX TERRIER ‘CÆSAR,’ the property of H.M. the King.
THE COPTHORNE BRUSSELS GRIFFONS, the property of Mrs. Handley
Spicer.
FRENCH BULLDOG ‘SANS PAREIL,’ the property of the Countess
Sponneck-Mayer.
POINTER ‘PITCHFORD RANGER,’ the property of Colonel Cotes.
POODLE CHAMPION ‘ORCHARD ADMIRAL,’ the property of Mrs. Crouch.
CHOW CHOW CHAMPION ‘RED CRAZE,’ the property of Mrs. Scaramanga.
BULLDOGS ‘BUCK STONE,’ ‘BRITISH STONE,’ ‘DICK STONE,’ ‘REX
STONE,’ the property of Mr. Walter Jefferies.
OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG CHAMPION ‘RAGGED MAN,’ the property of
Mr. Aubrey Hopwood.
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER CHAMPION ‘DONNA FORTUNA,’ the property of
Mr. Francis Redmond.
JAPANESE ‘CHIBI OF TODDINGTON,’ the property of Mrs. Hugh
Andrews.
TOY SPANIEL CHAMPION ‘WINDFALL,’ the property of the Hon. Mrs.
Lytton.
THE DOG’S MEDICAL DICTIONARY
=Abrasions=:
_Symptoms_: The outer skin or epidermis is rubbed off, leaving a raw
surface.
_Treatment_: Clean thoroughly with hot boracic lotion, made by dissolving
a teaspoonful of boracic acid in half a pint of hot water; carefully dry,
and apply boracic ointment; bandage the part, and prevent the dog from
licking.
=Abscesses=:
_Symptoms_: Swellings, the result of the formation of pus—commonly called
matter—accompanied by fever.
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