1. 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

2. 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

3. 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

4. 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

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

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

7. Manual Restraint Techniques
Horse
Manual Restraint Techniques
Venipuncture
Jugular
IM/SQ injections
Neck
Rump

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

9. Cows Restraint Devices Squeeze Chute Halters Nose tongs Cattle prods
Cattle prods

10. Manual Restraint Techniques
Cows
Manual Restraint Techniques
Tailing a cow - "Russian Anesthetic“
Casting
Calf Restraint
On the ground
Newborn
Flanking
Legging a calf

11. Manual Restraint Techniques
Cows
Manual Restraint Techniques
Venipuncture
Jugular
Mammary
Coccygeal
IM/SQ injections

12. 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

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

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

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

16. Dogs Restraint Devices Leash Choke/Pinch collars Muzzles Commercial
Gauze
Gentle lead

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

18. Dogs Manual Restraint Lifting dogs onto the table SQ injections
IM injections

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