And encourage her appetite with quinine first no wine and

And encourage her appetite with quinine first no wine and

And encourage her appetite with quinine first no wine and

As she gets well, strengthen her, and encourage her appetite with quinine first no wine and, after a week or two, with raw meat and cod-liver oil.

Milk Fever. Only cat-fanciers will believe that poor pussy suffers, at times, the most cruel tortures, from the thoughtless practice of depriving her of her kittens all at once. Either this or cold usually produces milk fever. I need not describe it; it being synchronous with the suckling season will be sufficient to enable even a tyro to diagnose it. If the cat is very much excited, and partially or wholly delirious, bleeding must be resorted to, and afterwards give a castor-oil purgative, with three or four drops of the compound tincture of camphor, and keep her in a quiet room. At the same time, the swollen and painful teats must be frequently fomented with warm water.