Tranquilizing and Transportation of Exotic Hoof stock
When working with exotic game, we take all precautions. We use modern techniques to minimize stress with handling and capture.
We are trained in how to safely use blowguns, long range projectors, darts, human protective safety equipment, and dart associated radio-tracking devices. Our certification will ensure the correct level of immobilization for an approach which affords operator safety and minimizes stress to the animal; handling the immobilized animal; proper species specific positioning; vital signs; (temperature, pulse, heart rate, respiratory rate, capillary refill time); proper techniques of dart removal; dart wound care, the use of antibiotics and tetanus prophylaxis, reversal agents; release and recovery.
We use the safest, most current Drug and Dosage Recommendations and Calculations for the species we work with. We know how to recognize, Prevent, and Treat Immobilization Related Medical Emergencies: Clinical Signs, Supportive Field Procedures and Preventive Measures.
Personnel and Personnel Safety is a Must. We have been trained in how to develop Human Safety Protocols for Accidental Exposure to Anesthetic or Immobilizing Medications and recommended protective safety equipment and techniques to minimize and prevent accidental human exposure; how to initiate and develop safety protocols with your local hospital; firearms safety; equipment safety; field emergency kits; security; public safety precautions.
Last, but not least - We can do the Record Keeping for you and can provide Report forms, checklists, drug logs, drug labeling recommendations, the latest on AMDUCA (Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarification Act) and establishing withdrawal times for meat consumption after the use of anesthetic agents.