@inkonthesoul: We’ve seen some great candidates. Let’s talk castration! 🥜 TW discussion/anatomy of veterinary surgery

Fedupxennial :

Clarifying question for us newbies: sedation and pain management is optional, right?

🌿kira🌿 :

Can i just call you if I see a situation where this is necessary 😃

💕 JamiesJournal 💕 :

Finally we are all on the same page.

Briana M. Burkey :

i love you 😍

LJ :

I’m just an ER nurse…..looks doable. Thanks. I mean ER are still doing D&C on women miscarrying without anethesia in the ERs still soooooooo this looks like a completely new standard of care without meds also

Jody :

perfect

Yaz :

Very informative

BouncingBetty :

I'm not a vet, but a livestock farmer. just cut and pull. wear gloves with grippys cause those suckers are slippery. have fun!

Mary Ann :

thanks for the info queen! I love learning about castration. 🥰

Nineme :

This was so educational - thank you for the chicken biology lesson. One question: is there a castration technique that requires removal of the penis, rather than the snipping of the testes? Concerned about the penis remaining intact in certain cases as some chickens use this as a weapon

Jacey K :

I'm going to save this. Thank you.

Carrie :

interesting. how would you gut a pig?

RooBee_Doo💙 :

you're my new favorite vet!

Dr.Deetz1945 :

TerryGilchristChilds :

Thanks!

𝑾𝒊𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒂 💜 :

I love learning random facts

fine1 :

You’re brilliant 😁

alyoops :

I volunteered at a vet's when I was a kid, and one day he invited me to observe this. I have never forgotten. it's etched in my brain 30+ years later. thank you for the new-to-me technique

Ali Otter :

dinahnahnah :

Straight to the point 🌟

Dandylion :

I love your energy!

cgamach :

Brilliant.

Josy Wright :

Well instant follow! I’m in

Nature Nerd Photography :

Does this hurt them? No? Hmmm

Jessi Helms :

Worried about bleeds? Soldering kit. In a pinch? Torch and metal clothes hanger.