10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAWBOUND»
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mawbound in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
British Dairying: A Handy Volume on the Work of the Dairy Farm
may be saved, and the udder restored to normal action, by careful and
persevering attention to directions. Mawbound. — This is aggravated indigestion,
and the cow becomes listless, loses her appetite, and ceases to ruminate ; then
the ...
John Prince Sheldon,
1893
2
British Veterinary Journal
As the bull was supposed to be suffering from " Mawbound," a pound of mag.
sulph. had been administered previously to my seeing him. All the symptoms of
the so-called Mawbound being present, viz. : inappetence, rumination
suspended ...
3
Veterinary Journal and Annals of Comparative Pathology
As the bull was supposed to be suffering from " Mawbound," a pound of mag.
sulph. had been administered previously to my seeing him. All the symptoms of
the so-called Mawbound being present, viz. : inappetence, rumination
suspended ...
4
The Agricultural Gazette and Modern Farming
Anything which brings about suspension of the chewing of'the cud will cause
trouble in the first stomach of the beast. , Impaction of the rumen, or " mawbound "
as it is commonly termed, is of frequent occurrence, especially in dairy cows
during ...
5
Live Stock; a Cyclopedia for the Farmer and Stock Owner, ...
886 _impaetion of the rumen or mawbound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 861 _lrish . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 608 _kidney and bladder disease 836 _lice . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 909 _lithiasis, or gravel in . . . . . . . . .. 875 _long horns .
6
A System of Veterinary Medicine
Smoms-Plenalvia; Mawbound; Engorgement of the rumen; Overloaded rumen;
Indigestion as a result of overeating. DEFINITION.—ThiB condition signifies
inordinate accumulation in the first stomach of food that has little tendency to
undergo ...
Edward Wallis Hoare,
1915
7
Turn-of-the-Century Farm Tools and Implements
It is a preventive and cure for milk fever, garget or caked bag, indigestion,
bloating and mawbound, retention of afterbirth, fevers, unacelimated cattle, black
leg, colic, diarrhœa, apoplexy, staggers, cowpox, sore mouth,red murrain or red
water ...
8
Cattle: Their Breeds, Management, and Diseases : with an Index
... 433 , the diseases of, 449, 451 , the occasional strangely hardened state of its
contents, 450 Mawbound, the symptoms and treatment of, 435 Mearns cattle,
description of the, 110 Meat, the average quantity of, annually consumed in
London, ...
9
Veterinary Therapeutics: A Guide to the Treatment of Disease ...
This is also known as ' Plenalvia' or ' Mawbound.' In this condition there is an
inordinate accumulation in the rumen, of food which has little tendency to
undergo fermentation or putrefaction. As a rule the accumulated material is of a
solid ...
Edward Wallis Hoare,
1916
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Costiveness, and Mawbound in Cattle. Cleanses and Cools the Blood and
System. For Red Water, Indigestion, Loss of Cud, and Yellows. Cures Bad
Cleansing and ...