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Quarter Horse Castration Using the Henderson Tool, Pics
By Dr. Barak Amram in Equine | 7 comments | Add Your Case
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This Method of castration is very easy to use. Although I was very skeptic in the beginning about it’s safety today I am very pleased with the safety, time and cleanness that it provides. My three “T”eees for surgery are Trauma, Trash and Time, It goes by all three.
I still have the emasculator always out, just in case there in a need for it, for instance a Cryptorchid castration that did not seam to be one at first, so I always have it ready.
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You can also inject them if you don’t want to do the cutting. Do a little research. I was looking into doing it for corsican rams that I didn’t want breeding with my mouflons. Seems to be pretty low impact. I forget what the vet said to inject them with, but as I recall, it’s a pretty common chemical.
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