Lab #4 Restraint

restraint

psychological, chemical, and physical methods of limiting or controlling animal movement

Why is restraint necessary

1. maximize handler safety

2. maximize animal safety

3. to accomplish a task

4. minimize animal stress

• leash, harness

• cats and dogs

• cage

• cats and dogs

• kennel

• cats and dogs

• fence

• pigs, dogs, cats, small ruminants, horses, cattle

• manual restraint

• dogs

• manual restraint

• dogs

• towel/burrito

• cat

• blinders

• horses

• stocks

• horses

• tie stalls

• cattle

• free stalls

• cattle

• pig board

• pigs

• horse halter

• horses

• rope halter

• cattle, small ruminants

• flight zone

• small ruminants, cattle

• cattle guards

• cattle

• sedation/chemical means

• all species

• chain shank

• horses

• headlocks

• cattle

• cone, Elizabethan collar

• dogs, cats

• psychological methods of restraint

• catch pole

• dogs

• scruffing

• cats

• masking

• cats

• sandbags for taking X-Rays

• cats and dogs

• grooming sling

• cats and dogs

• muzzle

• dogs

• holding behind neck or under jaw

• piglets

• hobbles

• horses, cattle

• show chute

• cattle