Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim · Siman 332
Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim 332 — English translation
Translation: Sefaria Community Translation. Section numbers match the Hebrew text above.
- 11. That One Should Not Deliver an Animal on Shabbat. We do not deliver an animal [being born] on Shabbat.
- 22. We do not scrape a scab off an animal, nor do we lubricate it with oil. This is referring to when the sore is healed, in which case [scraping it off] will only be to pleasure the animal. However, when the sore is new and there is pain, it is permitted [to remove the scab].
- 33. If an animal ate too many horse-beans and it is in pain, it is permitted to have it run around the yard so it becomes exhausted and is healed.
- 44. If it has an attack of congestion, it is permitted to place it in water so that it will cool down. However, if there is a chance that if we do not let blood, the animal will die, it is permissible to tell a non-Jew to let blood.
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שלא לילד הבהמה בשבת. ובו ד סעיפים:
אין מילדין את הבהמה בשבת:
אין מפרכין לבהמה גלדי מכה ולא סכין אותה בשמן וה"מ בגמר מכה דליכא אלא משום תענוג אבל בתחלת מכה דאיכא צערא שרי:
אם אכלה כרשינין הרבה ומצטערת יכול להריצה בחצר כדי שתייגע ותתרפא:
אם אחזה דם יכול להעמידה במים כדי שתצטנן ואם הוא ספק שאם לא יקיז לה דם תמות מותר לומר לעכו"ם להקיזה:
Orach Chayim Siman 332
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