Table 5.
Remedies other than plants used for the treatment of diseases in small ruminants (sheep and goats).
| Identification | Common name | Preparation method, application route, and ailment treated | FC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alkaline battery | — | Crush and grind into powder, then apply to the wound. In addition, consider using water, vaseline, or lubricant oil to adhere it to the skin. | 6 |
| Burned lubricant oil from car motor | — | Apply directly to the wound (it also prevents flies from entering the skin). | 2 |
| Water from car battery | — | Cleanse the wound. | 1 |
| Petroleum | — | Apply onto the wound. | 1 |
| Oil | — | Apply onto the wound. | 1 |
| Lichen | Mulua | Prepare a cold infusion using approximately 3 handfuls in 20 liters of water, along with a teaspoon of salt. Utilize this mixture to wash the animal, apply to the ears and nose, and administer orally for treating malaise and lack of appetite. | 1 |
| Lichen | Ulele | Boil in water, filter, and apply to the wound. | 1 |
| Internal shell of cuttlefish/cuttlebone (class Cephalopoda) | Malelo | Peel and grind into a powder, then blow into the eye using a reed (Phragmites sp. stem) to treat eye diseases. | 1 |
FC, frequency of citation.