112 The Grooin s Guide 



Puncture of the Foot. 



Stepping on any sharp object, such as a 

 nail, etc., is liable to penetrate into the 

 sensitive structures within the hoof, and 

 unless speedily extracted and treated in a 

 proper manner, it is liable to be followed 

 by the most serious consequences. 



Lockjaw frequently follows injuries of 

 this kind, so that in the event of such an 

 accident happening-, the attendant should 

 loose no time in seeking the advice of a 

 veterinarian. Owing to the great risk, 

 we strongly recommend the groom or 

 coachman to follow our advice regarding 

 injuries of this class. 



Founder of the Feet. 



This, commonly called 'fever of the feet,' 

 'inflammation of the feet,' etc., is of pretty 



