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Excerpt from Sheep: Domestic Breeds and Their TreatmentEarly in the present century, when interest in the breeding of live stock became more general than it had previously been, the demand for information on the, subject was sup plied by Messrs. David Low, Wm. Youatt, W. C. L. Martin, and others, The works of Low and Youatt were large and expen sive, those of Martin were cheap and popular. Martin's little books passed through many editions, an...

Excerpt from Practical Veterinary Advice for StockownersFood. - Horses, which possess a comparatively small stomach, should never be overgorged with food, but should be allowed small quantities at rather short intervals. By disregarding this rule, very many of the fatal cases of abdominal diseases occur. Neither should a horse be subject to violent exercise immediately after a full meal or a large draught of water.Horses in the prime of life, ...

Excerpt from Practical Veterinary Advice for StockownersFood. - Horses, which possess a comparatively small stomach, should never be overgorged with food, but should be allowed small quantities at rather short intervals. By disregarding this rule, very many of the fatal cases of abdominal diseases occur. Neither should a horse be subject to violent exercise immediately after a full meal or a large draught of water.Horses in the prime of life, ...

Excerpt from Sheep: Domestic Breeds and Their Treatment Early in the present century, when interest in the breeding of live stock became more general than it had previously been, the demand for information on the subject was supplied by Messrs. David Low, Wm. Youatt, W. C. L. Martin, and others. The works of Low and Youatt were large and expensive, those of Martin were cheap and popular. Martin's little books passed through many editions, and...