Local Anesthesia for Husbandry Procedures and Experimental Purposes in Farm Animals

  • Laura M
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Abstract

Surgical husbandry practices carried out on farm animals in many management systems are: castration, docking, disbudding, dehorning, spaying, ear notching, ear tagging, brandinghot, branding-freeze, mulesing, teeth grinding, teeth clipping, tusk grinding, nose ringing, tail nicking, beak trimming. The management of farm animals is based on the ability to control them and many aspects of their environments.

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Laura, M. (2012). Local Anesthesia for Husbandry Procedures and Experimental Purposes in Farm Animals. In A Bird’s-Eye View of Veterinary Medicine. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/33571

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