Le conseiller du propriétaire du stock ; la reproduction, l'élevage, de la gestion, les maladies et le traitement d'animaux domestiques . ble amphétamine requises. Si l'animal est trouvé dans un état comateux, itshould être traités sur place. Il y a des raisons de croire qu'thatmany cas qui aboutissent fatalement aurait par ailleurs endedin récupération mais pour la nécessité de déplacer les animaux à sta-bles ou infirmeries et retard dans l'obtention de l'aide médicale. Bromideof potassium peut être donné. Le cheval doit être maintenu en posi-tion sur le sternum par sacs de paille coincée sous l'épaule.Tout l'air possible devrait être accordée et cu

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The stock owner's adviser; the breeding, rearing, management, diseases and treatment of domestic animals . ble stimulants areneeded. If the animal is found lying in a comatose state, itshould be treated on the spot. There are reasons to believe thatmany cases which terminate fatally would otherwise have endedin recovery but for the necessity of moving the animals to sta-bles or infirmaries and delay in obtaining medical aid. Bromideof potassium may be given. The horse should be kept in posi-tion on the sternum by sacks of straw wedged under the shoulder.All air possible should be given, and curiosity seekers should notbe allowed to obstruct its passage. DISEASES OF THE KEIiVOUS SYSTEM. 397 CONCUSSION OF THE BRAIN. Concussion of the brain is usually caused by the horse run-ning away and striking his head against some hard object, orrearing and falling backwards and fracturing the basilar processof the occipital bone. Concussion is due to an injury on thehead in various ways. Symptoms.—In concussion of the brain, complete loss ofmotor power and sensibility takes place. The pupil of the eye. Fig. 119—Concussion of the Brain. Showing mechanical conges-tion from hanging the head to the extent of rendering theanimal unable to lift the enlarged head. is dilated, the pulse indistinct; the temperature of the bodylower than in health; the breathing is stertorous, and the animaltotally unconscious. In a few hours consciousness may return, when he will make an effort to rise, getting up with his forelegsunder him like a cow, hind legs first. If the pulse is strong, recovery may be expected. Treatment.—Apply cold applications to the head and wannapplications to the body and extremities. Prop the patient upon his sternum, or sling him. Give stimulants and enemas.Sometimes the patient will hang its head persistently until mc- 398 THE STOCK OW^^Eks ADVISER. chanical congestion of the Kps take place. They should bescarified and bathed, and the head elevated by means of a sling.

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