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Dogs and All about Them
·
Robert Leighton
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It
the
diarrhoea
should
continue
next
day,
proceed
cautiously--remember
there
is
no
great
hurry,
and
a
sudden
check
to
diarrhoea
is
at
times
dangerous--to
administer
dog
doses
of
the
aromatic
chalk
and
opium
powder,
or
give
the
following
medicine
three
times
a
day:
Compound
powdered
catechu,
1
grain
to
10;
powdered
chalk
with
opium,
3
grains
to
30.
Mix.
If
the
diarrhoea
still
continues,
good
may
accrue
from
a
trial
of
the
following
mixture:
Laudanum,
5
to
30
drops;
dilute
sulphuric
acid,
2
to
15
drops;
in
camphor
water.
This
after
every
liquid
motion,
or,
if
the
motions
may
not
be
observed,
three
times
a
day.
If
blood
should
appear
in
the
stools
give
the
following:
Kino
powder,
1
to
10
grains;
powder
ipecac.,
1/4
to
3
grains;
powdered
opium
1/2
to
2
grains.
This
may
be
made
into
a
bolus
with
any
simple
extract,
and
given
three
times
a
day.
The
food
is
of
importance.
The
diet
should
be
changed;
the
food
requires
to
be
of
a
non-stimulating
kind,
no
meat
being
allowed,
but
milk
and
bread,
sago,
or
arrowroot
or
rice,
etc.
The
drink
either
pure
water,
with
a
pinch
or
two
of
chlorate
and
nitrate
of
potash
in
it,
or
patent
barley-water
if
the
dog
will
take
it.
The
bed
must
be
warm
and
clean,
and
free
from
draughts,
and,
in
all
cases
of
diarrhoea,
one
cannot
be
too
particular
with
the
cleanliness
and
disinfection
of
the
kennels.
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