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Robert Kemp Philp
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2175.
Dogs.
The
best
way
to
keep
dogs
healthy
is
to
let
them
have
plenty
of
exercise,
and
not
to
over-feed
them.
Let
them
at
all
times
have
a
plentiful
supply
of
clean
water,
and
encourage
them
to
take
to
swimming,
as
it
assists
their
cleanliness.
Naldire's
soap
is
recommended
as
highly
efficacious
in
ridding
dogs
of
fleas.
After
using
any
soap
rinse
it
well
off
with
clean
water.
Properly
treated,
dogs
should
be
fed
only
once
a
day.
Meat
boiled
for
dogs,
and
the
liquor
in
which
it
is
boiled
thickened
with
barley
meal,
or
oatmeal,
forms
capital
food.
2176.
Distemper
in
Dogs.
The
distemper
is
liable
to
attack
dogs
from
four
months
to
four
years
old.
It
prevails
most
in
spring
and
autumn.
The
disease
is
known
by
dulness
of
the
eye,
husky
cough,
shivering,
loss
of
appetite
and
spirits,
and
fits.
When
fits
occur,
the
dog
will
most
likely
die,
unless
a
veterinary
surgeon
be
called
in.
During
the
distemper,
dogs
should
be
allowed
to
run
on
the
grass;
their
diet
should
be
spare;
and
a
little
sulphur
be
placed
in
their
water.
Chemists
who
dispense
cattle
medicines
can
generally
advise
with
sufficient
safety
upon
the
diseases
of
dugs,
and
it
is
best
for
unskilful
persons
to
abstain
from
physicing
them.
In
many
diseases
dogs
will
be
benefited
by
warm
baths.
2177.
Hydrophobia
in
Dogs.
Hydrophobia
is
the
most
dreadful
of
all
diseases.
The
first
symptoms
are
attended
by
thirst,
fever,
and
languor.
The
dog
starts
convulsively
in
his
sleep,
and
when
awake,
though
restless,
is
languid.
When
a
dog
is
suspected,
he
should
he
firmly
chained
in
a
place
where
neither
children
nor
dogs
nor
cats
can
get
near
him.
Any
one
going
to
attend
him
should
wear
thick
leather
gloves,
and
proceed
with
great
caution.
When
a
dog
snaps
savagely
at
an
imaginary
object,
it
is
almost
a
certain
indication
of
madness;
and
when
it
exhibits
a
terror
of
fluids,
it
is
confirmed
hydrophobia.
Some
dogs
exhibit
a
great
dislike
of
musical
sounds,
and
when
this
is
the
case
they
are
too
frequently
made
sport
of.
But
it
is
a
dangerous
sport,
as
dogs
have
sometimes
been
driven
mad
by
it.
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