The book was also written with the hope of inducing the gentlemen of the Author's profession to study more carefully the Pathology of the Dog. This is at present not properly taught, nor is it rightly understood by the Veterinarians who profess to alleviate canine afflictions. Of all the persons who accept such offices, there is but one who, to the Author's knowledge, devotes the time, attention, or care which disease in every shape demands; and the individual thus honorably distinguished, is Mr. Gowing of Camden Town.
CONTENTS OF MAYHEW'S MANAGEMENT.
| Page | |
| General Remarks, | [73] |
| Distemper, | [120] |
| Mouth, Teeth, Tongue, Gullet, &c., | [179] |
| Bronchocele, | [198] |
| Respiratory Organs, | [200] |
| Hepatitis, | [221] |
| Indigestion, | [227] |
| Gastritis, | [233] |
| St. Vitus's Dance, | [240] |
| Bowel Diseases, | [246] |
| Paralysis of the Hind Extremities, | [270] |
| Rheumatism, | [274] |
| The Rectum, | [278] |
| Fits, | [295] |
| Rabies, | [299] |
| Generative Organs—Male, | [313] |
| " " Female, | [337] |
| Skin Diseases, | [410] |
| Canker within and without the Ear, | [419] |
| The Eye, | [429] |
| Diseases of the Limbs, | [437] |
| Fractures, | [444] |
| Operations, | [450] |
