Tail Docking / Amputation
Facts on tail docking and amputation in dogs/cats
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Topics of this game:
- Removal of the tail
- Full or partial removal of a body part
- Why are puppies typically tail docked
- Under what condition should culture swabs be taken before tail docking in adults
- What should the tail be amputated with in puppies?
- How many centimeters should the skin be incised to the amputation site in adults? (Use dash not "to", first number-second number, use number itself)
- When should sutures be removed in adults? (Use dash not "to", first number-second number, use number itself)
- What is needed before amputation procedure?
- What should be given after amputation until the patient can eat and drink on their own? (use abbreviation)
- If a drain is placed, in hour many days should it be removed? (use number itself, not spelling)
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