4 Plethora and sanguinary temperament

4 Plethora and sanguinary temperament

4 Plethora and sanguinary temperament

(4) Plethora and sanguinary temperament. Full-blooded animals are much more predisposed to congestive diseases than those of a lymphatic character or those in an anemic condition. The circulation in them is forced to all parts with much greater force and in large quantities. A well-bred, full-blooded horse is much more subject to congestive diseases than a common, coarse, or old, worn-out animal.