This section is from the book "The Dogs Of The British Islands", by J. H. Walsh. Also available from Amazon: The Dogs Of The British Islands.
The Mouth is liable to inflammation from decayed teeth, or from the collection of tartar about them. The only remedy is the removal of these causes of irritation.
Warts sometimes infest the month to a very troublesome extent. They must be removed with scissors, and the bases should then be touched with a small red-hot iron; or with lunar caustic, the former being simpler, and giving less pain, if properly applied.
 
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