When the feet of a dog become sore in travelling, the foolish habit of washing them with brine should never be permitted, although it is very commonly resorted to. Warm fomentations, or warm pot-liquor, or poultices of linseed meal should be applied, or, if matter is apparently forming, the lancet may be resorted to.

[Dogs]

are frequently sent to the hospital with considerable redness between the toes, and ichorous discharge, and the toes thickened round the base of the nails, as if they were inclined to drop off. The common alterative medicine should be given, and a lotion composed of

hydrarg. oxym. gr. vi., alcohol

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iiij.

, should he applied to the feet three times every day. Leathern gloves should be sewn on them. These cases are often very obstinate.

[Generally]