The American Reformed Cattle Doctor

201 chapters

1. 1THE
2. 2AMERICAN REFORMED
3. 3CATTLE DOCTOR;
4. 4CONTAINING THE NECESSARY INFORMATION FOR PRESERVING THE HEALTH AND CURING THE DISEASES OF
5. 5OXEN, COWS, SHEEP, AND SWINE,
6. 6WITH A GREAT VARIETY OF ORIGINAL RECIPES, AND VALUABLE INFORMATION IN REFERENCE TO
7. 7FARM AND DAIRY MANAGEMENT;
8. 8WHEREBY EVERY MAN CAN BE HIS OWN CATTLE DOCTOR.
9. 9THE PRINCIPLES TAUGHT IN THIS WORK ARE, THAT ALL MEDICATION SHALL BE SUBSERVIENT TO NATURE; THAT ALL MEDICINAL AGENTS MUST BE SANATIVE IN THEIR OPERATION, AND ADMINISTERED WITH A VIEW OF AIDING THE VITAL POWERS, INSTEAD OF DEPRESSING, AS HERETOFORE, WITH THE LANCET AND POISON.
10. 10G. H. DADD, M. D., VETERINARY PRACTITIONER,
11. 11AUTHOR OF "ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE HORSE."
12. 12BOSTON: PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, AND COMPANY, 110 Washington Street. 1851.
13. 13CONTENTS.
14. 14INTRODUCTION.
15. 15THE AMERICAN REFORMED CATTLE DOCTOR.
16. 16IMPORTANCE OF SUPPLYING CATTLE WITH PURE WATER.
17. 17REMARKS ON FEEDING CATTLE.
18. 18THE BARN AND FEEDING BYRE.

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