158
Jalgaon.—The present accommodation at this dispensary is totally inade-
quate and new buildings are urgently
required. The total number of cases trea-
ted during the year was 925 against 709
last year. Of these 159 were horses, 667
cattle and the rest goats, sheep, &c. The
Veterinary graduate attended outbreaks
of aphtha, epizootica and rinderpest du-
ring the months of April May and June.
The progress made in this dispensary is
steady and very satisfactory.
Cases cared...
„ relieved...
„ incurable ...
„ unknown ...
„ died...
„ remaining...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
484
85
16
261
52
27
925
Bhadgaon.—This dispensary has been actually working for only 9 months
as the Veterinary graduate was posted to
Dhulia during the absence on leave of
the permanent man. The site is unsuit-
able and the accommodation had. The total
number of cases treated is 782 against
490 last year. Of these 62 were horses
and 725 cattle. The Veterinary graduate
attended three outbreaks of rinderpest
and one of foot-and-mouth disease. Steady
progress is being made and the work
is satisfactory.
Cases cured ...
„ relieved ...
„ incurable ...
„ unknown ...
„ died ...
...
...
...
...
...
Total
...
...
...
...
...
...
387
135
16
213
31
782
Poona.—It is very satisfactory to find that this dispensary which was
originally attached to the College of Science has been handed over to the Vete-
rinary Dispensary Committee. In addition to the treatment of cases, veterinary
instruction is given by the graduate to the
students of the agricultural class in the
College of Science and the theoretical por-
tion of the course is supplemented by
clinical work in the dispensary.
The
total number of cases treated during the
year was 608 against 548 last year. There
were 474 in and 134 out-patients and of
these 262 were horses and 149 cattle, the
rest being dogs, &c. The Veterinary gra-
duate attended to the cattle at the Government dairy farm. The work
appears satisfactory.
Cases cured
„ relieved
„ incurable ...
„ died...
„ unknown ...
...
...
...
...
...
Total
...
...
...
...
...
...
527
17
7
39
18
608
Belgaum.—The total number of cases treated in this dispensary is 1,559
against 1,455 last year. There were 47 in and 1,512 out patients, of which 267
were horses, 779 cattle and the remainder
sheep, goats, &c. The small number of in-
patients is due to the fact that the accommo-
dation is limited. More suitable buildings
are very necessary and considering the
success of the institution in the present
adverse circumstances, it is very desirable
that they should be built. The Veteri-
nary graduate attended outbreaks of rin-
derpest and paid a great number of visits
to owners' houses. There is steady pro-
gress made in this dispensary and the. work is very satisfactory.
Cases cured
„ relieved
„ incurable
„ died
„ unknown ...
„ remaining
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total
...
...
...
...
...
...
1,251
102
1
54
135
16
1,559
Dharwar.—This dispensary was opened
on the 1st June 1895. The total number
of cases treated since that date amounts
to 548, of which 26 were in and 522 out-
patients, and 60 were horses and 414
cattle. The site of this dispensary is not
suitable and steps will be taken this year
to obtain a more suitable one. The results
are very satisfactory.
Cases cured...
„ relieved...
„ incurable ...
„ died...
„ unknown ...
„ remaining
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
293
36
6
61
133
20
548