The Dog's Medical Dictionary / An encyclopædia of the diseases, their diagnosis & treatment, and the physical development of the dog

by Alfred Joseph Sewell

[Bulldogs ‘Buck Stone,’ ‘British Stone,’ ‘Dick Stone,’ ‘Rex Stone,’] the property of Mr. Walter Jefferies.

[Old English Sheep Dog Champion ‘Ragged Man,’] the property of Mr. Aubrey Hopwood.

[Smooth Fox Terrier Champion ‘Donna Fortuna,’] the property of Mr. Francis Redmond.

[Japanese ‘Chibi of Toddington,’] the property of Mrs. Hugh Andrews.

[Toy Spaniel Champion ‘Windfall,’] the property of the Hon. Mrs. Lytton.

THE DOG’S MEDICAL DICTIONARY

Abrasions:

Symptoms: The outer skin or epidermis is rubbed off, leaving a raw surface.

Treatment: Clean thoroughly with hot boracic lotion, made by dissolving a teaspoonful of boracic acid in half a pint of hot water; carefully dry, and apply boracic ointment; bandage the part, and prevent the dog from licking.