治法同于牛疫。
大黄 朴硝各五钱
共煎汤，倾出候温，竹筒灌下，即愈。或以∶
贯众三两 猪牙皂二两
水三、四碗，煎三、四十沸，再加朴硝末三两。煎二、三沸，候温灌下，亦效。亦可用
治羊疫法治之。
凡猪患病，可割去尾尖，血出自愈。
犬生此病，则毛脱而恶臭。可用∶
大蜈蚣一条
拌饭中，令食，不久即愈。或以∶
硫黄
纳猪肠中，与食，尤效。
凡犬被跌打伤而死者，即着土置之，超时即能更生。
以香油遍擦全身即愈。
猫患诸病，可用∶
乌药
磨水，灌之即愈。
以百部煎汤，遍涂患处，极效。或如治犬法施之亦极效。
急用苏木煎汤，洗其伤处，或乘温灌之，自能渐愈。
以香麻油灌之即愈。
以巴豆数粒，切成小片饲之，一泻即愈。或以绿豆粉，水和成条，饲之，数次即愈。
即将其左翅上黑筋一条，以针刺出黑血，以米和油饲，即愈。
凡豕经阉割后，则性静而易驯，且发育亦较易，其期以春秋二季为佳，牝牡阉法，述如
下∶
（一）牡豕阉法∶凡牡豕未逾四十二日者，即可自其肾囊底部割之。摘取其肾子，并将
其筋割断。若已逾四十二日，宜以线系其筋于伤口之处。至豕之已逾二、三年以上者，则宜
先缚其四足，一人将其全身压住，一人以左手握肾囊，右手操刀，自囊下割开，取出肾子，
并割断其筋，其伤口亟以两指合之，则易于平复。更有一法∶先用蜡线，将肾囊勒之使紧，
俾血脉不通，数日之后，其肾囊与子，自能脱落。惟小豕未满四十二日者，则不能用此法。
且施术时宜敏捷，否则豕有肿痛之患。又或所用之线太粗，或结扎不紧，或肾子有少许为线
所扎，皆足贻害。
（二）牝豕阉法∶先以一、二人将豕压在左边，使不得动。阉者乃于豕腰间，用刀割之，
轻出其右侧之肠，将线扎完，急用钝刀割之。或以手撕去其生肠，即将与生肠相连之物，纳
入肠内原处，线缝创口。或以油少许涂之。左侧生肠，亦如前法行之，施术既毕，可即将豕
放去。
治疗原则与牛疫相同。
大黄、朴硝各五钱，共同煎煮成汤剂，倒出后待温度适宜，用竹筒灌入羊体内，即可痊愈。或者使用：贯众三两、猪牙皂二两，加水三至四碗，煎煮三四十次沸腾后，再加入朴硝末三两，再煎煮二三次沸腾，待温度适宜后灌服，也有效。也可以用治疗羊疫的方法来处理。
凡是猪患病，可以割去尾尖，让血流出，病即可自愈。
蛇皮烧成灰，拌在粥里给猪吃，立刻痊愈。
狗患上这种病，就会脱毛且散发恶臭。可以使用：大蜈蚣一条，拌在饭中让狗吃，不久即可痊愈。或者使用：硫黄，塞入猪肠中，让狗食用，效果更佳。
凡是狗因跌打损伤而死，立即将其埋在土中，超过一定时间就能复活。
用香油遍擦全身即可痊愈。
用百部煎成的汤剂，遍涂患处，效果极佳。或者按照治疗狗的方法处理，也极有效。
用香麻油灌服即可痊愈。
用巴豆数粒，切成小片喂服，泻下一次即痊愈。或者用绿豆粉，用水调和成条状，喂服，几次后即可痊愈。
即将其左翅上的一条黑筋，用针刺破放出黑血，用米和油喂养，即可痊愈。（注：此处原文疑似混入禽类内容，但依原文翻译）
凡是猪经过阉割后，性情安静且易于驯服，而且发育也较容易，最佳时期是春秋两季，公母猪的阉割方法叙述如下：
（一）公猪阉割法：凡是未满四十二日的公猪，就可以从其阴囊底部进行切割。摘取睾丸，并切断精索。如果已超过四十二日，应用线将精索系于伤口处。对于超过二、三年的老猪，应先绑住四肢，一人压住全身，一人左手握住阴囊，右手持刀，从囊下割开，取出睾丸，并切断精索，伤口立即用两指合拢，则易于愈合。还有一种方法：先用蜡线紧紧勒住阴囊，使血脉不通，数日后，阴囊和睾丸自然会脱落。但是未满四十二日的小猪不能用此法。且施术时动作要敏捷，否则猪会有肿痛之患。又或者所用的线太粗，或结扎不紧，或睾丸有少许被线扎到，都足以造成危害。
（二）母猪阉割法：先由一至二人将猪压在左侧，使其不能动弹。阉割者则在猪腰部用刀切开，轻轻挤出右侧的卵巢及输卵管（生肠），用线扎紧，迅速用钝刀割断。或者用手撕去生殖器官，将与生殖器官相连的组织纳入肠道原处，缝合伤口。或者涂少许油。左侧生殖器官也按前法操作，手术结束后，即可放走猪。
The treatment principles are the same as those for bovine plague.
Da Huang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma) and Pu Xiao (Natrii Sulfas), each 5 qian, are decocted together to make a liquid. After pouring out, wait until it is warm, and administer via bamboo tube enema; recovery will follow immediately. Alternatively: Guan Zhong (Cyrtomii Rhizoma) 3 liang and Zhu Ya Zao (Gleditsiae Sinensis Fructus Spina) 2 liang are added to three or four bowls of water, boiled for thirty to forty times, then San Pu Xiao (Natrii Sulfas Powder) 3 liang is added. Boil for two or three more times, wait until warm, and administer orally; this is also effective. The methods for treating ovine plague can also be applied.
For pigs suffering from illness, cutting off the tip of the tail to allow blood to flow out will lead to spontaneous recovery.
Sheepskin (Ovis Aries Skin) is burnt to ash, mixed with porridge, and fed to the pig; immediate recovery occurs.
Dogs suffering from this disease will lose hair and emit a foul odor. Use: Da Wu Gong (Scolopendra Subspinipes mutilans L. Koch) one whole specimen, mixed into rice and fed to the dog; recovery occurs shortly. Alternatively: Liu Huang (Sulfur) is inserted into the pig's intestine and fed; this is particularly effective.
If a dog dies from falls or blows, burying it in the earth immediately will allow it to revive after a certain period.
Rubbing the entire body thoroughly with Xiang You (Sesame Oil) leads to recovery.
For cats suffering from various diseases, Wu Yao (Linderae Radix) is ground into water and administered orally; recovery follows.
Decoct Bai Bu (Stemonae Radix) to make a liquid and apply it all over the affected area; this is extremely effective. Applying the method used for treating dogs is also extremely effective.
In urgent cases, Su Mu (Sappanwood) is decocted to wash the wound, or administered warm orally; gradual recovery ensues naturally.
Mang Xiao (Natrii Sulfas) 2 qian is administered warm via oral gavage using urine from an uncircumcised boy; bowel movement occurs spontaneously.
Administering Xiang Ma You (Sesame Oil) orally leads to recovery.
Feed Ba Dou (Crotonis Fructus) several seeds, sliced small; recovery follows after one episode of diarrhea. Alternatively, mix Lu Dou Fen (Vigna Radiata Powder) with water to form strips and feed; recovery occurs after several doses.
Take the black vein on the left wing, pierce it with a needle to release dark blood, and feed with rice and oil; recovery follows.
Pigs that have been castrated become calm and docile, and their development is easier. The best seasons for this procedure are spring and autumn. The methods for castrating male and female pigs are described below:
(1) Method for castrating male pigs: For male pigs under forty-two days old, incision can be made at the bottom of the scrotum. Remove the testicles and cut the spermatic cords. If the pig is older than forty-two days, tie the spermatic cord at the wound site with thread. For pigs older than two or three years, bind the four legs first. One person presses down on the whole body, while another holds the scrotum with the left hand and uses a knife with the right hand to cut open from below the sac, remove the testicles, and cut the cords. Immediately press the wound closed with two fingers to facilitate healing. Another method: tightly ligate the scrotum with wax thread to obstruct blood flow; after several days, the scrotum and testicles will naturally fall off. However, this method cannot be used for pigs under forty-two days old. The operation must be swift; otherwise, swelling and pain may occur. If the thread is too thick, not tied tightly enough, or if part of the testicle is caught by the thread, harm may result.
(2) Method for castrating female pigs: One or two persons press the pig onto its left side to immobilize it. The operator makes an incision in the flank with a knife, gently extrudes the right ovary and oviduct ("sheng chang"), ties them off securely, and quickly cuts them with a blunt knife. Alternatively, tear off the reproductive organs manually, return any connected tissues to their original position within the abdomen, suture the wound, and apply a little oil. Perform the same procedure on the left side. Once the surgery is complete, release the pig.