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Old 05-03-2016, 07:23 AM #1
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I have never heard off this way of administering sedation.
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Sounds terrifying and traumatic for both the animal and the owner!
they use a gas that don't have a smell to it, it actually just makes them groggy and sleepy where they don't care, it's better than giving a shot and they never wake up!( kill them)
don't you think?
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