Life and work in rural communities were so closely intertwined that many informants shared remedies for both people and animals during their interviews. These included Danny Bachelor in Ratley, Warwickshire who shared remedies for shingles, eye infections and rheumatism, along with cures for ringworm in cows.
Similarly, Arthur Randell in Coldham, Cambridgeshire shared remedies to treat wounds on animals’ feet, as well as those for whooping cough, colds and fevers, warts and corns.