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An animal's eyes have the power to speak a great language Restraint An animal's eyes have the power to speak a great language

Basic Factors to consider when selecting a restraint technique Will it be safe for the person who must handle the animal? Does it provide maximum safety for the animal? Will you accomplish the intended procedure? With chemical restraint can you observe the animal after restraint until fully recovered Environmental considerations Health status of the animal - temperament, size Anatomy

Indications for restraint Control for a procedure Prevent the animal from harming itself Protection of personnel General restraint tools Voice, talk to them (tone) Reducing/eliminating an animal's visual communication - birds in a dark room Reducing sounds Cooling the environment diminishes the animal's ability to respond to stimuli

Horse Restraint Devices Halter Chain shank halter Buckle horse halter Halter Chain shank halter Buckle horse halter Temporary halter using a lead rope Rope halter Holding the lead rope Tying the horse

Horse Pressure on the eyelid Restraint Devices Twitch lip twitch Humane twitch Chain twitch Hand Skin Ear Pressure on the eyelid

Horse Restraint Device Hobbles Craddles Stocks Breeding hobbles Scotch hobble Craddles Stocks

Manual Restraint Techniques Horse Manual Restraint Techniques Venipuncture Jugular http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RymfcN2nFyc IM/SQ injections Neck Rump

Manual Restraint Techniques Horse Manual Restraint Techniques Examining the mouth/oral medication Lifting up the foreleg Lifting up the hindleg Foal Restraint

Cows Restraint Devices Squeeze Chute Halters Nose tongs Cattle prods http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r5z-4NWSI Cattle prods

Manual Restraint Techniques Cows Manual Restraint Techniques Tailing a cow - "Russian Anesthetic“ Casting www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWPn0QuJ1ok Calf Restraint On the ground Newborn Flanking Legging a calf

Manual Restraint Techniques Cows Manual Restraint Techniques Venipuncture http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2fy9CwYRDw Jugular Mammary Coccygeal IM/SQ injections

Sheep Restraint Devices Manual Venipuncture IM/SQ injections Shepherd’s crook/crane Manual Setting up a sheep Grab under the flank Standing still Lamb restraint Venipuncture Jugular IM/SQ injections

Goat Restraint Manual Venipuncture IM/SQ injections Standing still Jugular IM/SQ injections

Pigs Restraint Devices Cane, Board/Panel Snout rope/hog snare

Pigs Manual Restraint Venipuncure IM injections Oral medications vena cava ear vein IM injections Oral medications Rolling a pig Piglets

Dogs Restraint Devices Leash Choke/Pinch collars Muzzles Commercial Gauze Gentle lead http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zPHnCfH774

Dogs Restraint Devices Elizabethan (E) collars Rabies Pole (catch pole, snare) Pole syringe Towels

Dogs Manual Restraint Lifting dogs onto the table SQ injections IM injections http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQaBe-nzkUU

Dogs Manual Restraint Venipuncture Administering oral medication cephalic vein jugular vein lateral saphenous Administering oral medication Using cage doors as restraint