- Quiltor
Quiltor is a fistulous wound about the top of a horse's foot, and results from treads, pricks, or neglected corns, which lead to the formation of matter underneath the
hoof . Any dead horn, matter, or other cause of irritation must be sought for by cutting away the hoof. A free opening must be provided for the egress of any pent-up matter. Poulticing for a few days is often useful; while healing may afterward be expedited by the injection of any mildastringent lotion.References
*This article incorporates text from the "International Cyclopedia" of 1890, a publication now in the public domain.
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