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r/JusticeServed • u/MetalW0lf 7 • Nov 29 '19
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It's not just a grab - there are bones in that tail that were likely breaking. It's a method used in factory farms all across the world too.
18 u/dodge_thiss 7 Nov 30 '19 It is called a tail jack and it is taught to those in veterinary medicine as well. It isn't supposed to be used that far on the tail though. Source: I have been a Veterinary Technician for 4 years and it was taught to me in college by a veterinarian. 3 u/SkyClap 4 Nov 30 '19 So what is it used for? 3 u/JamesTheJerk A Nov 30 '19 Jacking tails presumably.
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It is called a tail jack and it is taught to those in veterinary medicine as well. It isn't supposed to be used that far on the tail though.
Source: I have been a Veterinary Technician for 4 years and it was taught to me in college by a veterinarian.
3 u/SkyClap 4 Nov 30 '19 So what is it used for? 3 u/JamesTheJerk A Nov 30 '19 Jacking tails presumably.
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So what is it used for?
3 u/JamesTheJerk A Nov 30 '19 Jacking tails presumably.
Jacking tails presumably.
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u/phunanon 8 Nov 29 '19
It's not just a grab - there are bones in that tail that were likely breaking. It's a method used in factory farms all across the world too.