Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 266. Rueffs IVIethod of Casting the Ox—Third Position. 340 RESTEAINT OF DOMESTIC AiTIMALS. Figure 267 represents a, quick and convenient method ofcasting calves for spaying operation. Two ropes are simplylooped around the hind and fore legs (a) (b) above the ankles,and the calf is stretched broadsided on the ground by makingtraction on the free ends of the rOpes (c) (d).. Fig. 267. Casting Calves for Spaying Operation. Soffners
Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 266. Rueffs IVIethod of Casting the Ox—Third Position. 340 RESTEAINT OF DOMESTIC AiTIMALS. Figure 267 represents a, quick and convenient method ofcasting calves for spaying operation. Two ropes are simplylooped around the hind and fore legs (a) (b) above the ankles,and the calf is stretched broadsided on the ground by makingtraction on the free ends of the rOpes (c) (d).. Fig. 267. Casting Calves for Spaying Operation. Soffners Method of Casting. The method of Soffner, Figure 268, consists of a forkedrope, both ends of which are passed under the chin strap of thehalter, then carried between the fore legs (f), thence to andthrough the ring (b) in surcingle (g), then the two ends arelooped around each fore leg above ankles =(a) (c). The animalis cast by making traction on free end of rope (e).
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