Diseases of Cattle, Sheep, Goats, and Swine

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Author

Dollar, Jno. A. W. (John A. W.), 1866-1947

Title

Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats and swine

Original Publication

Chicago: American Veterinary Pub.Co., 1920.

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Richard Tonsing and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

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SF: Agriculture: Animal culture

Subject

Veterinary medicine

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Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 73019

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February 22, 2024

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.DISEASES OF CATTLE, SHEEP, GOATS AND SWINE
2. 2.PREFACE.
3. 3.CONTENTS. — SECTION I. DISEASES OF THE ORGANS OF LOCOMOTION. — METHODS OF EXAMINATION. — CHAPTER I. DISEASES OF BONES. — GENERAL DISEASES. — LOCAL AFFECTIONS. — CHAPTER II. DISEASES OF THE FOOT. — CONGESTION OF THE CLAWS. — CHAPTER III. DISEASES OF THE SYNOVIAL MEMBRANES AND OF THE ARTICULATIONS. — I.—SYNOVIAL MEMBRANES AND ARTICULATIONS. — II.—STRAINS OF JOINTS. — III.—LUXATION OF JOINTS. — IV.—HYGROMAS. — CHAPTER IV. DISEASES OF MUSCLES AND TENDONS. — RUPTURE OF THE EXTERNAL ISCHIO-TIBIAL MUSCLE (BICEPS FEMORIS). — PARASITIC DISEASES OF MUSCLES. — CHAPTER V. RHEUMATISM. — ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM. — INFECTIOUS FORMS OF RHEUMATISM OR PSEUDO-RHEUMATISM.
4. 4.SECTION II. DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE APPARATUS. — SEMIOLOGY OF THE DIGESTIVE APPARATUS. — CHAPTER I. DISEASES OF THE MOUTH. — STOMATITIS. — GLOSSITIS. — CHAPTER II. DISEASES OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS, TONSILS AND PHARYNX. — PAROTIDITIS (PAROTITIS). — INFLAMMATION OF THE SUBMAXILLARY SALIVARY GLAND. — TONSILITIS IN PIGS. — PHARYNGITIS. — PHARYNGEAL POLYPI. — CHAPTER III. DISEASES OF THE ŒSOPHAGUS. — ŒSOPHAGITIS. — STRICTURE OF THE ŒSOPHAGUS. — DILATATION OF THE ŒSOPHAGUS. — ŒSOPHAGEAL OBSTRUCTIONS. — RUPTURES AND PERFORATIONS OF THE ŒSOPHAGUS. — CHAPTER IV. DEPRAVED APPETITE—PICA—THE LICKING HABIT. — DEPRAVED APPETITE IN THE OX. — DEPRAVED APPETITE IN CALVES AND LAMBS. — COLIC IN THE OX. — DISEASES OF THE STOMACH. — INDIGESTION. — CHAPTER V. ACUTE INFLAMMATION OF THE GASTRIC COMPARTMENTS. — RUMENITIS—RETICULITIS—GASTRITIS. — CHAPTER VI. ENTERITIS. — ACUTE ENTERITIS. — HÆMORRHAGIC ENTERITIS. — CHRONIC ENTERITIS (CHRONIC DIARRHŒA). — DYSENTERY IN CALVES. — DIARRHŒIC ENTERITIS IN CALVES. — CHAPTER VII. POISONING. — POISONING DUE TO FOOD. — POISONING BY CAUSTIC ALKALIES. — POISONING BY CAUSTIC ACIDS. — POISONING BY COMMON SALT. — POISONING BY THE NITRATES OF POTASH AND SODA. — POISONING BY TARTAR EMETIC. — POISONING BY ARSENIC. — PHOSPHORUS POISONING. — MERCURIAL POISONING. — LEAD POISONING: SATURNISM. — COPPER POISONING. — CARBOLIC ACID POISONING. — POISONING BY ALOES. — IODOFORM POISONING. — IODINE POISONING: IODISM. — STRYCHNINE POISONING. — LIST OF PLANTS POISONOUS TO STOCK. [2] — PERISPORACEÆ (ROT-MOULD FAMILY). — HYPOCREACEÆ (ERGOT FAMILY). — POISONING BY ERGOT OF RYE: ERGOTISM. — USTILAGINACEÆ (SMUT FAMILY). — POISONING BY SMUT OF BARLEY. — AGARICACEÆ (MUSHROOM FAMILY). — PHALLACEÆ (STINK-HORN FAMILY). — POLYPODIACEÆ (FERN FAMILY). — EQUISETACEÆ (HORSETAIL FAMILY). — TAXACEÆ (YEW FAMILY). — YEW POISONING (TAXUS BACCATA). — POACEÆ (GRASS FAMILY). — POISONING BY THE MALE TUFTS OF MAIZE. — POISONING BY SWEET SORGHUM GRASS. — MELANTHACEÆ (BUNCH-FLOWER FAMILY). — CONVALLARIACEÆ (LILY OF THE VALLEY FAMILY). — HÆMODORACEÆ (BLOODWORT FAMILY). — FAGACEÆ (BEECH FAMILY). — POISONING BY ACORNS. — URTICACEÆ (NETTLE FAMILY). — CHENOPODIACEÆ (GOOSEFOOT FAMILY). — PHYTOLACCACEÆ (POKEWEED FAMILY). — ALSINACEÆ (PINK FAMILY). — MAGNOLIACEÆ (MAGNOLIA FAMILY). — RANUNCULACEÆ (CROWFOOT FAMILY). — LARKSPUR POISONING IN SHEEP. [3] — POISONING BY HELLEBORE. — POISONING BY RANUNCULACEÆ. — BERBERIDACEÆ (BARBERRY FAMILY). — BUTNERIACEÆ (STRAWBERRY-SHRUB FAMILY). — PAPAVERACEÆ (poppy family). — POISONING BY POPPIES. — PRUNACEÆ (PLUM FAMILY). — VICIACEÆ (PEA FAMILY). — POISONING BY WHITE LOCO WEED (ARAGALLUS SPICATUS). — POISONING BY LUPINES (LUPINUS LEUCOPHYLLUS; L. SERICEUS; L. CYANEUS). — POISONING BY VETCHES (LATHYRUS SATIVUS): LATHYRISM. — LINACEÆ (FLAX FAMILY). — MELIACEÆ (UMBRELLA-TREE FAMILY). — EUPHORBIACEÆ (SPURGE FAMILY). — BUXACEÆ (BOX FAMILY). — ÆSCULACÆ (HORSE-CHESTNUT FAMILY). — HYPERICACEÆ (ST. JOHN’S WORT FAMILY). — POISONING BY ST. JOHN’S WORT. — APIACEÆ (CARROT FAMILY). — POISONING BY HEMLOCK AND WILD CHERVIL (ANTHRISCUS SYLVESTRIS). — POISONING BY FENNEL. — ERICAEÆ (HEATH FAMILY). — PRIMULACEÆ (PRIMROSE FAMILY). — OLEACEÆ (OLIVE FAMILY). — APOCYNACEÆ (DOGBANE FAMILY). — ASCLEPIADACEÆ (MILKWEED FAMILY). — SOLANACEÆ (POTATO FAMILY). — TOBACCO POISONING. — SCROPHULARIACEÆ (FIGWORT FAMILY). — CAMPANULACEÆ (BELL-FLOWER FAMILY). — AMBROSIACEÆ (RAGWEED FAMILY). — CARDUACEÆ (THISTLE FAMILY). — COLCHICUM POISONING. — POISONING BY ANNUAL MERCURY. — POISONING BY BRYONY. — POISONING BY CASTOR OIL CAKE. — POISONING BY COTTON CAKE. — POISONING BY MOLASSES REFUSE. — DISEASES PRODUCED BY DISTILLERY AND SUGAR FACTORY PULP. — CHAPTER VIII. PARASITES OF THE DIGESTIVE APPARATUS. — GASTRO-INTESTINAL STRONGYLOSIS IN SHEEP. — PARASITIC GASTRO-ENTERITIS. OVINE PASTEURELLOSIS. — LUMBRICOSIS OF CALVES. — STRONGYLOSIS OF THE ABOMASUM IN THE OX. — PARASITIC GASTRO-ENTERITIS, DIARRHŒA, AND ANÆMIA IN CATTLE, SHEEP AND LAMBS. — INTESTINAL COCCIDIOSIS OF CALVES AND LAMBS (PSOROSPERMOSIS, HÆMORRHAGIC ENTERITIS, BLOODY FLUX, DYSENTERY, ETC.). — INTESTINAL HELMINTHIASIS IN RUMINANTS (Ox, Sheep, Goat). — CHAPTER IX. DISEASES OF THE LIVER. — CONGESTION OF THE LIVER. — NODULAR NECROSING HEPATITIS. — CANCER OF THE LIVER AND BILE DUCTS. — ECHINOCOCCOSIS OF THE LIVER. — SUPPURATIVE ECHINOCOCCOSIS. — CYSTICERCOSIS. — DISTOMATOSIS—LIVER FLUKE DISEASE—LIVER ROT.
5. 5.SECTION III. RESPIRATORY APPARATUS. — CHAPTER I. EXAMINATION OF THE RESPIRATORY APPARATUS. — CHAPTER II. NASAL CAVITIES. — SIMPLE CORYZA. — GANGRENOUS CORYZA. — TUMOURS OF THE NASAL CAVITIES. — PURULENT COLLECTIONS IN THE NASAL SINUSES. NASAL GLEET. — PURULENT COLLECTIONS IN THE FRONTAL SINUS. — PURULENT COLLECTIONS IN THE MAXILLARY SINUS. — ŒSTRUS LARVÆ IN THE FACIAL SINUSES OF SHEEP. — CHAPTER III. LARYNX, TRACHEA AND BRONCHI. — LARYNGITIS. — TUMOURS OF THE LARYNX. — BRONCHITIS. — CHAPTER IV. LUNGS AND PLEURÆ. — PULMONARY CONGESTION. — SIMPLE PNEUMONIA. — PNEUMONIA DUE TO FOREIGN BODIES—MECHANICAL PNEUMONIA. — PNEUMO-MYCOSIS DUE TO ASPERGILLI. — GANGRENOUS BRONCHO-PNEUMONIA DUE TO FOREIGN BODIES. — INFECTIOUS BRONCHO-PNEUMONIA. — BRONCHO-PNEUMONIA OF SUCKING CALVES. — SCLERO-CASEOUS BRONCHO-PNEUMONIA OF SHEEP. — PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA. — DISEASES OF THE PLEURA. — PNEUMO-THORAX. — HYDRO-PNEUMO-THORAX AND PYO-PNEUMO-THORAX. — CHAPTER V. DISEASES OF STRUCTURES ENCLOSED WITHIN THE MEDIASTINUM. — TUMOURS OF THE MEDIASTINUM.
6. 6.SECTION IV. THE ORGANS OF CIRCULATION. — SEMIOLOGY OF THE ORGANS OF CIRCULATION. — CHAPTER I. CARDIAC ANOMALIES. — ECTOPIA OF THE HEART. — CHAPTER II. PERICARDITIS. — EXUDATIVE PERICARDITIS DUE TO FOREIGN BODIES. — CHRONIC PERICARDITIS. — PSEUDO-PERICARDITIS. — CHAPTER III. ENDOCARDITIS. — CHAPTER IV. DISEASES OF BLOOD-VESSELS. — PHLEBITIS. — ACCIDENTAL PHLEBITIS. — INTERNAL INFECTIOUS PHLEBITIS (UTERO-OVARIAN PHLEBITIS). — UMBILICAL PHLEBITIS OF NEW-BORN ANIMALS. — UMBILICAL PHLEBITIS OR OMPHALO-PHLEBITIS. — CHAPTER V. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. — SEPTICÆMIA OF NEW-BORN ANIMALS. — TAKOSIS: A CONTAGIOUS DISEASE OF GOATS. [4] — BLOOD POISONING (MALIGNANT ŒDEMA) IN SHEEP AND LAMBS IN NEW ZEALAND. — PIROPLASMOSIS. — DISEASES PRODUCED BY TRYPANOSOMATA. [5] — LOUPING-ILL. — BRAXY. — BILHARZIOSIS IN CATTLE AND SHEEP. — HEAT STROKE—OVER-EXERTION. — CHAPTER VI. DISEASES OF THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM. — THE LYMPHOGENIC DIATHESIS. — CASEOUS LYMPHADENITIS OF THE SHEEP. — GOITRE IN CALVES AND LAMBS.
7. 7.SECTION V. NERVOUS SYSTEM. — CEREBRAL CONGESTION. — MENINGITIS. — ENCEPHALITIS. — CEREBRAL TUMOURS. — INSOLATION. — POST-PARTUM PARALYSIS—MILK FEVER—MAMMARY TOXÆMIA—PARTURIENT APOPLEXY—DROPPING AFTER CALVING. — CŒNUROSIS (GID, STURDY, TURN-SICK). — “TREMBLING,” OR LUMBAR PRURIGO, IN SHEEP.
8. 8.SECTION VI. DISEASES OF THE PERITONEUM AND ABDOMINAL CAVITY. — CHAPTER I. PERITONITIS. — ACUTE PERITONITIS. — CHRONIC PERITONITIS. — ASCITES. — PERITONEAL CYSTICERCOSIS. — CHAPTER II. HERNIÆ. [6] — CONGENITAL HERNIÆ. — ACQUIRED HERNIÆ. — HERNIA OF THE RUMEN. — HERNIA OF THE ABOMASUM. — HERNIA OF THE INTESTINE. — TREATMENT OF HERNIÆ. — DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA. — EVENTRATION. — FISTULÆ OF THE DIGESTIVE APPARATUS.
9. 9.SECTION VII. GENITO-URINARY REGIONS. — DISEASES OF THE URINARY APPARATUS. — CHAPTER I. POLYPI OF THE GLANS PENIS AND SHEATH. — INFLAMMATION OF THE SHEATH. — PERSISTENCE OF THE URACHUS. — CHAPTER II. DISEASES OF THE BLADDER. — ACUTE CYSTITIS. — CHRONIC CYSTITIS. — URINARY LITHIASIS. CALCULUS FORMATION. — PARALYSIS OF THE BLADDER. — EVERSION OF THE BLADDER. — HÆMATURIA. — CHAPTER III. DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS. — CONGESTION OF THE KIDNEYS. — ACUTE NEPHRITIS. — CHRONIC NEPHRITIS — HYDRO-NEPHROSIS. — INFECTIOUS PYELO-NEPHRITIS. — SUPPURATIVE NEPHRITIS AND PERINEPHRITIS. — THE KIDNEY WORM (SCLEROSTOMA PINGUICOLA) OF SWINE. [7] — CHAPTER IV GENITAL APPARATUS. — VAGINITIS. — METRITIS. — EPIZOOTIC ABORTION IN COWS. — SALPINGITIS SALPINGO-OVARITIS. — TORSION OF THE UTERUS. — TUMOURS OF THE UTERUS. — TUMOURS OF THE OVARY. — GENITAL MALFORMATIONS. — NYMPHO-MANIA. — CHAPTER V. DISEASES OF THE MAMMARY GLANDS. — PHYSIOLOGICAL ANOMALIES. — WOUNDS OR TRAUMATIC LESIONS. — MILK FISTULÆ. — INFLAMMATORY DISEASES. — MAMMITIS. — CYSTS OF THE UDDER. — TUMOURS OF THE UDDER. — VERRUCOUS PAPILLOMATA OF THE UDDER. — CHAPTER VI. DISTURBANCE IN THE MILK SECRETION AND CHANGES IN THE MILK. — MICROBIC CHANGES IN MILK. — LACTIC FERMENTS. — CHAPTER VII. MALE GENITAL ORGANS. — TUMOURS OF THE TESTICLE. — ACCESSORY GLANDS OF THE GENITAL APPARATUS.
10. 10.SECTION VIII. DISEASES OF THE SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE. — CHAPTER I. ECZEMA. — ACUTE ECZEMA. — CHRONIC ECZEMA. — SEBACEOUS OR SEBORRHŒIC ECZEMA. — ECZEMA DUE TO FEEDING WITH POTATO PULP. — IMPETIGO IN THE PIG. — ACNE IN SHEEP. — FAGOPYRISM (BUCKWHEAT POISONING). — CHAPTER II. PHTHIRIASIS. — SCABIES—SCAB—MANGE. — SCABIES IN SHEEP. — MANGE IN THE OX. — MANGE IN THE GOAT. — MANGE IN THE PIG. — DEMODECIC MANGE. — NON-PSOROPTIC FORMS OF ACARIASIS. — HYPODERMOSIS IN THE OX (WARBLES). — CHAPTER III. RINGWORM. — RINGWORM IN THE SHEEP, GOAT, AND PIG. — CHAPTER IV. WARTS IN OXEN. — URTICARIA IN THE PIG. — SCLERODERMA. — CHAPTER V. SUBCUTANEOUS EMPHYSEMA.
11. 11.SECTION IX. DISEASES OF THE EYES. — FOREIGN BODIES. — CONJUNCTIVITIS AND KERATITIS. — VERMINOUS CONJUNCTIVITIS. — VERMINOUS OPHTHALMIA OF THE OX.
12. 12.SECTION X. INFECTIOUS DISEASES. — COW-POX—VACCINIA. — COW-POX AND HUMAN VARIOLA—PREPARATION OF VACCINE. — TETANUS. — ACTINOMYCOSIS. — TUBERCULOSIS. — TUBERCULOSIS OF THE RESPIRATORY APPARATUS. — TUBERCULOSIS OF SEROUS MEMBRANES. — TUBERCULOSIS OF LYMPHATIC GLANDS. — TUBERCULOSIS OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT. — TUBERCULOSIS OF THE GENITAL ORGANS. — TUBERCULOSIS OF BONES AND ARTICULATIONS. — TUBERCULOSIS OF THE BRAIN. — TUBERCULOSIS OF THE SKIN. — ACUTE TUBERCULOSIS—TUBERCULOUS SEPTICÆMIA. — SWINE FEVER—VERRUCOUS ENDOCARDITIS AND PNEUMONIA OF THE PIG. — SWINE FEVER. [9] — VERRUCOUS ENDOCARDITIS OF THE PIG. — PNEUMONIA OF THE PIG. — CONCLUSIONS. — HÆMORRHAGIC SEPTICÆMIA IN CATTLE. — CONCLUSIONS.
13. 13.SECTION XI. OPERATIONS. — CHAPTER I: CONTROL OF ANIMALS. — CONTROL OF OXEN. — CONTROL OF SHEEP AND GOATS. — CONTROL OF PIGS. — ANÆSTHESIA. — CHAPTER II. CIRCULATORY APPARATUS. — BLEEDING. — SETONS, ROWELS, PLUGS, OR ISSUES. — CHAPTER III. APPARATUS OF LOCOMOTION. — SURGICAL DRESSING FOR A CLAW. — AMPUTATION OF THE CLAW OR OF THE TWO LAST PHALANGES. — CHAPTER IV. DIGESTIVE APPARATUS. — RINGING PIGS. — ŒSOPHAGUS. — RUMEN. — GASTROTOMY. — LAPAROTOMY. — HERNIÆ. — CHAPTER V. RESPIRATORY APPARATUS. — TREPHINING THE FACIAL SINUSES. — TRACHEOTOMY. — CHAPTER VI. GENITO-URINARY ORGANS. — URETHROTOMY IN THE OX. — PASSAGE OF THE CATHETER AND URETHROTOMY IN THE RAM. — PASSAGE OF THE CATHETER IN THE COW. — CASTRATION. — SUTURE OF THE VULVA — TRUSSES. — SECTION OF THE SPHINCTER OF THE TEAT. — DILATATION OF THE ORIFICE OF THE TEAT. — ABLATION OF THE MAMMÆ.
14. 14.INDEX.

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