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Notes on Diseases of Cattle

LACERATION OF THE EYELID.

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Cause.—An eyelid may be torn on the manger, rubbing post or barb wire fence, etc.

Treatment.—Wash the lacerated portions of the eye thoroughly with a five per cent solution of Carbolic Acid. It may be necessary to take a few stitches in the wound or the torn edges may be cut off with a pair of sharp scissors. If stitches have been taken, they should be removed after the parts have united and the eye kept clean. A very convenient application for the eye in this condition is Boracic Acid, one dram; Distilled Water, four ounces. Apply liberally to the eye.

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