. A treatise on surgical therapeutics of domestic animals. Veterinary surgery; Therapeutics, Surgical. 12 VETERINARY SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS. act quickly. As soon as one hobble is put in position, those .animals will become nervous, kick, and'be more or less dangerous to -approach. It is for them that Trasbot recommends the use of the foot-raiser, which is placed on the fore leg opposite to the side upon which the animal will fall. When once this is in place, the animal is â made to go round the straw bed once or twice. He resists, rears, st[po:gles, but soon submits himself to the placing of th
. A treatise on surgical therapeutics of domestic animals. Veterinary surgery; Therapeutics, Surgical. 12 VETERINARY SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS. act quickly. As soon as one hobble is put in position, those .animals will become nervous, kick, and'be more or less dangerous to -approach. It is for them that Trasbot recommends the use of the foot-raiser, which is placed on the fore leg opposite to the side upon which the animal will fall. When once this is in place, the animal is â made to go round the straw bed once or twice. He resists, rears, st[po:gles, but soon submits himself to the placing of the hobbles. The chain of the king hobble, which has been placed on the hind leg; of the side of the secured fore foot, is then run through the ring- â¢of the hobble of the other hind foot, then round that of the fore leg, which is on the ground, and brought back to the king hobble. Fig. 9.âThrowing with the foot-lift. â¢(fig. 9). The horse is cast with three hobbles, the foot held by the foot-raiser remaining free. Thus thrown, the horse reacts less, his struggles are less violent, there is less possibility of fractures by muscular contractions. It is often necessary to change the position of a leg. For opera- lions of the inguinal region, the upper hind leg is carried forward and secured on the corresponding shoulder. A side line fixed to the â¢coronet or the fetlock is carried toward the withers, then under the neck, brought back to the inferior part of the leg from below up- "wards, and then in the direction of the croup. To operate with more facility in the inguinal region (hernia, cryp- iorchidy), the upper hind leg can be carried in excessive abduction as fpllows : Two side lines fixed on the canon are passed through^. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Cadiot, P. J. (Pierre Ju
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