You are most welcome to come along if there is a need for a clinic in MO. If we have another clinic here, I'd really love it if you could come help. You sell yourself short: I have confidence in your abilities and know that you will be teaching others in the near future.
Or show them how to do it and get better meat.
Thank you so much! Maybe someday i will get up the nerve to learn, and why doesn't the D'ucce surprise me, he has a serious attitude!Robin - Two of your three boys are finished. Your bantam d'Uccle roo has man parts the size of golf balls, and they are not under his rib cage, they are back behind his thighs. I need to keep him until his initial incision heals so that I can work the muscle tissue back away from his hips. The incision needs to be back much farther than usual.
The bantam buff cochin is an excellent patient. He scolded me non-stop, but he didn't struggle.
Your silkie roo is a full capon too. HIs parts were enormous! I had to put a dish towel over his head so that he would calm down. He hyperventilated and got really wobbly when I restrained him. He is eating and drinking normally now. Scroll fast if you don't want to see him on the surgery table. I'm posting the photo for learning purposes. It is possible to remove a testicle that is larger than the incision. One just has to be patient and move slowly.
