98 ABC OF THE HORSE 



tion to feeding will bring about some 

 alleviation of the trouble. Feed and 

 water frequently and in small quantities 

 is sound advice. 



Bruises, — The limbs of the horse are 

 most frequently bruised. Hot fomenta- 

 tions followed by a cooling lotion will 

 have a soothing and beneficial effect. 



Canker. — Really an advanced stage of 

 thrush, and is due to improper stable 

 management. Violent inflammation is 

 always present, and the odour emitted 

 is overpowering. When suspected, 

 skilled aid should at once be called 

 in. 



Capped Elbow. — Generally caused by 



