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Originally Posted by mls First - using a tranq on a horse in gastro distress is not a good idea. It further slows the gut. I would of questioned why the need for a tranq. (Though Ace is very mild).
Second - it's the insurance that requires liability policies. Our clinic has the same policy. |
I questioned the tranq myself...which is why its unused in my cabinet. I decided to go back to the vet.
I think a lot of those insurance policies should be left to better judgement though. If the owner can calmly walk the horse in the stocks...why not let them? Insurance stuff is completely out of control in this country. I've always been allowed to walk my horse in at my other vets...which is why I'll be driving the 2 hours to continue going to that vet from now on.
I forgot a HUGE piece of the story re-reading it. Right at the same time that I was walking over to take back my horse the vet tech yelled to the another vet assistant..."GET THAT WHIP AND GET HIS ASS IN THERE!"