– that sharp little head lift that’s either a standalone “i don’t like what you’re doing” or a forewarning for absolute and utter carnage
– steel toe boots
– young horses that have never been handled before that need extensive handling at the clinic 🙂
– moody mares, chestnut mare, beware is also totally A Real Thing
– when the headcollar is about 10 times too big and you have to lead the stallion on that special, specific head collar
– arm deep in bowels during colic surgery
– explaining nosebleeds to owners
– trying to get that fine line between too tight and too loose bandaging
– there is no way you get an IV catheter without getting some part of you covered in blood
Everyone I’ve ever known would have a conniption about steel toe boots around horses. Why is vet med different? (No, for reals. I kinda wanna go into equine work…)
to be fair, as a vet tech they freaked out about ti too.
Its uh… its not gonna chop toes off so idk why everyone still thinks it will.
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