Millard County Chronicle | 1912-04-18 | Page 2 | Indigestion in Sheep.

Indigestion In Sheep. Indigestion Is a very common ailment ail-ment among sliM-p during; the winter months, and attacks are frequent, especially es-pecially whil the flock Is confined to dry feed. The ailment may be characterized char-acterized as a failure of the natural chnnges which fed undergoes lu the alimentary canal. Sheep confined to a dry, narrow ration, without any form of succulent food, are more apt to suffer attacks of Indigestion than when on pasture. Ordinarily the ailment ail-ment I not serious, but If permitted to run fts cotirse takes a more scuta stage and frenuently results fatally.