EXCESSIVE SWELLING: Post-castration swelling of the scrotal area or sheath is a fairly common occurrence. It may be decreased by exercise, anti-inflammatory medications (such as Bute), or hydrotherapy. This swelling should resolve within 1 to 2 weeks.
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Complications associated with equine castration are the most common cause of malpractice claims against equine practitioners in North America. An understanding of the embryological development and surgical anatomy is essential to differentiate abnormal from normal structures and to minimise complications.
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Equine Castration Horse Care Articles Resources Reference Directory of Agricultural Web sites and Agriculture News ... This interactive equine castration tutorial is produced by Dr. Eric Mueller, an associate professor of surgery from the Department of Large Animal Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Georgia.
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A free equine castration clinic was held on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Lake Elmo, Minn. ... Castrations were performed by 21 University of Minnesota veterinary students while under close supervision by nine licensed equine veterinarians, who donated their time.
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The use of the Stone Henderson Equine Castration Instrument, which allows veterinarians to geld colts using an attachment on a battery-powered drill, has gained speed since its debut at the 2005 American Association of Equine Practitioners' Convention. ... He makes a standard castration incision over the testicle, ... Equine ER...
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Castration Concerns for the Equine Owner Why should I castrate? Unless a male is to be used for breeding, he should be castrated for both his and your quality of life. As a male, the potential for a more aggressive personality should be expected, even if housed away from mares or jennies.
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The castration of a male horse is a simple surgical procedure with few risks. ... Improvement in quality and performance in the equine gene pool must begin with selection of only the very best individuals for breeding purposes. Because up to 90 percent of male horses are not of breeding stallion potential,
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This tutorial takes the user step-by-step through an equine castration, starting with reasons for castration and ending with post-operative care. Content includes text, quizzes, and video. *Note: Quicktime installation required to view videos...
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Articles and discussions on Castration in Horses written and moderated by an equine veterinarian. ... Castration of Horses by Robert N. Oglesby DVM ... #2 Join Horseadvice: for as little as $4 US a month you get instant access to this article and one of the finest equine resources in the world!
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