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Excerpt from Domestic Treatise on the Diseases of Horses and Dogs: So Conducted as to Enable Persons to Practise With Ease and Success on Their Own Animals, Without the Assistance of a Farrier, Including Likewise the Natural Management, as Stabling, Feeding, Exercise, &C., Together With the Outlines of a Plan for the EstFarreery, ii: an enlarged sense (now usually called the Veterinary Art), is the art of curing the diseases of the horse and o...

Excerpt from Canine Pathology, or a Full Description of the Diseases of Dogs: With Their Causes, Symptoms, and Mode of Cure, Being the Whole of the Author's Curative Practice, During Twenty Years Extensive Experience, Interspersed With Numerous Remarks on the General Treatment of These AnimalsD11) the limits of the Work admit of it, .it would be interesting to commencethe subject with the Natural History of the Dog, but, situated as I am, I ca...

Excerpt from A Domestic Treatise on the Diseases of Horses and DogsFarriery, in an enlarged fenfe (now ufually called the Veterinary is the art of cur ing the difeafes of the horfe, and other domeftic animals, and, as thefe animals are effential to our comfort, fo this mutt be a very important fubjeét, and mutt intereft every part of mankind. This art may be faid to be learned in two ways, which, with a little latitude of exprefiion, may be ca...

Excerpt from The Outlines of the Veterinary Art, or the Principles of Medicine as Applied to the Structure, Functions, and Oeconomy, of the Horse, and to More Scientific and Successful Manner of Treating His Various Diseases: Comprehending, Also, a Concise View of Those of Neat Cattle and Sheep, Illustrated by Anatomical and Surgical PlatesThe drawings appear extremely correct, are executed in 'the most handsome manner, and the descriptive par...

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Excerpt from Canine Pathology: Or a Description of the Diseases of Dogs, With Their Causes, Symptoms, and Mode of Cure, Drawn From Twenty Years' Extensive Veterinary Practice, A Philosophical and Practical Treatise on the Breeding System in General, and Rearing Dogs in Particular Stoop, as itfis considered, to the medical treatment of such inferior branches of the creation as Horses and Dogs. In answer to these inquiries, I have to alledge, t...

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Excerpt from An Encyclopedia of Rural Sports, Vol. 2 Subsect. 1. The Sens'es of Seeing, Hearing, Tasting, Smelling, and Touch in Birds. The importance of eyes to birds is marked by the circumstance, that whereas among all other animals there are some which are either altogether or partially blind, it is observed that no bird whateveris doomed to grope its way through life in total unconsciousness of light. The value of light to birds is furt...

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Excerpt from Canine Pathology: Or a Description of the Diseases of Dogs, Nosologically Arranged, With Their Causes, Symptoms, and Curative TreatmentAS by common consent I appear to be considered the Father of Canine Pathology, it follows, of course, that it will be expected of me as a parent that I should from time to time be doing something for the child Of my adoption. Not to disappoint such expectations, this edition will be found to presen...

Excerpt from Domestic Treatise on the Diseases of Horses and Dogs: So Conducted as to Enable Persons to Practise With Ease and Success on Their Own Animals, Without the Assistance of a Farrier, Including Likewise the Natural Management, as Stabling, Feeding, Exercise, &C., Together With the Outlines of a Plan for the Est Mr. Blaine's long acquaintance with Horses, and the natural attachment he has to them, have led him into an intimate acquai...

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Excerpt from Canine Pathology: Or a Description of the Diseases of Dogs, With Their Causes, Symptoms, and Mode of Cure, Drawn From Twenty Years' Extensive Veterinary Practice, A Philosophical and Practical Treatise on the Breeding System in General, and Rearing Dogs in Particular Stoop, as itfis considered, to the medical treatment of such inferior branches of the creation as Horses and Dogs. In answer to these inquiries, I have to alledge, t...

Excerpt from The Outlines of the Veterinary Art, or the Principles of Medicine as Applied to the Structure, Functions, and Oeconomy, of the Horse, and to More Scientific and Successful Manner of Treating His Various Diseases: Comprehending, Also, a Concise View of Those of Neat Cattle and Sheep, Illustrated by Anatomical and Surgical Plates Mr. B had previously published the Anatomy of the Horse, republished in this Work, in which he professe...