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Horses can’t lay down that long. Their organs, legs and hooves aren’t meant to (a lot of them sleep while standing) and laying down too long causes a host of issues that lead to death. People forget that euthanasia is often the Yoshinobu Yamamoto Caricature Shirt Also,I will get this kindest thing you can do for beloved animals. They don’t understand why they are sick, they don’t understand why they are in pain, and they don’t process time like we do. They do however know fear, terror at the unknown, etc. Combine all that and it is KINDER to put a horse with a broken leg to sleep. There really isn’t “just induce a coma.” I’m not as familiar with veterinary medicine, but for people sedating someone so they are unconscious but spontaneously breathing is a fine line for a short period of time (aka hours). Since this is going to be much much longer than a few hours and with significant pain that means you’d have to get a stable airway and keep the horse intubated for months. Being intubated that long can cause other complications like ventilator associated pneumonias which could end up being deadly. And since they will need long term sedation they will need more stable access than a simple IV and need a central line, which also comes with risks of infection and blood clots.

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On top of all that being on sedation medications that long the Yoshinobu Yamamoto Caricature Shirt Also,I will get this horse will develop tolerances and need higher and higher doses which have their own risks. And afterwards the horse will need to be weaned slowly off the medications so that they don’t have significant withdrawal which is painful and potentially deadly. Because horses are big, and they aren’t designed to lay down for long periods of time. There’s also the issue feeding a horse – they need roughage/fibre for their gut to function – not like you can send that down a NG tube. And keeping anything on a vent for long periods of time leads to complications. It’s not physically possible. Vaguely related story time: I seen a horse in the wild once that had a massive knee that looked like he broke it and it managed to heal and he was just limping a bit but still getting around with his giant knee. Got an adult female dog spayed and it’s pretty major surgery when they’re over 100lbs. She couldn’t move much to avoid tearing the incision so on top of the cone they had her in gabapentin to keep her sedated. What about something like that? Keep em in a stall for 3/4 weeks in like a light sedation? Still standing but like, repressed? Maybe even a sling attached to a rafter to take the weight?

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.