VETERINARY QUERIES.
fAnswercil by a 4uly quallfled Veterinary Surßeon. Sncrlea must bo reoclvcd by Monday ntgUt to emure ruply in 10 nucroedino; Issue. l Dolly.— Probably your cow is suffering from in digestion, which may account for the offensive breath. The specimen you sent is Navarellia squarrosa, a plant which is spreading into many pastures in this colony. It is a native of Chili and New California. I believe it is innocent of producing the bad effects which you suspect in your cow, which would require a careful examination by a qualified expert to ascertain the real cause of the ailment. A Reader.— Your dog seems to have been injured across the loins, causing inflammation of the kidneys (Nephritis), thus producing all the symptoms you mentioned, and resulting in a fatal termination.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2082, 18 January 1894, Page 27
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132VETERINARY QUERIES. Otago Witness, Issue 2082, 18 January 1894, Page 27
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