Garudapurana 1.203

The glorious Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa — 203 / Hari said: / A cow that dislikes her own calf should be given her own milk / mixed with salt; her calf will become dear to her.

A dog's bone tied to the neck of buffaloes and cows / casts out the entire mass of worms; of this there is no doubt.

From eating the root of guñjā, a cow's shanks will recover from paralysis.

Juice of the fruit of the varuṇa tree, churned by hand, O Śiva, / will cast out the mass of worms from quadrupeds and bipeds.

And one should soothe an ulcer, O Rudra, by filling it with jayā; / the drinking of elephant's urine relieves afflictions of cows and female buffaloes.

Masūra pulse ground and mixed with buttermilk, drunk along with śāli-seed, / is beneficial in the milk of a cow, a female buffalo, or a bull.

The leaf of śarapuṅkhā given with salt, O Śiva, / destroys watery blisters in horses and on their manes.

The leaf of ghṛtakumārī given with salt, O Hara, / will destroy the itching of horses and their manes; there is no doubt.

Thus ends the two hundred and third chapter, entitled 'Explanation of the Application of Various Medicines,' in the Ācārakāṇḍa of the first section called Pūrvakhaṇḍa in the glorious Garuḍa Purāṇa.