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Brilliant. Thankyou.

Interesting case! Thank you for sharing

You should do more videos

Much thanks ❤

Very interesting! Thanks

Pretty good

Very interesting case! Thanks for sharing

A light colored paracord like white would’ve been easier to see for contrast against the black object.

For dogs 40-100 degrees normal right? Then how we adress left or right shift if the mea is in the negative side like -80 or -100 degrees? Can we define exact points for dogs and cats which degree stays on the left or right shift?

wow so much essencial information in such a short videos. fantastic. truly enjoy watching it. thank you:)

Are there specific types of foods I should avoid for my dog with cushings? He's been on a fresh food low carb diet (Raised Right brand, turkey) - but I had been giving him a topper of sardine a couple times a week - until I recently saw something about sardines being bad. Any advice is appreciated

These videos are so informative and so well done! Thank you!

u made it so easy. thank you so much

I found a few years ago that a double or treble (extra wraps) strangle is great for the side piece on your specs. Who needs to buy spec retainers? A few pence worth of paracord does the job. And there's cord left over for other tasks. When using a double or treble strangle for my specs I hardly ever finish off with extra 'square throws' as you call them. By the way have you ever considered the related constrictor knot for castration, I would imagine the double (knot 1152 in the Ashley Book of Knots) or a treble wrapped version would work well.

Wow my uncle joe invented the miller knot for fishing and i just saw this today ❤very cool it can be used for surgery for animals too very cool😊Merry Christmas

Very cool example. Thanks for posting

Very helpful! Ty

I doubted the hypertrophic osteodystrophy.

It's a really precise and helpful video

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Thank you !about this video.

Which knot has more security in castration strangled knot or miller knot ?

Your radiograph interpretations helped me a lot . Thanks 🙏🏽

Is this the same as the modified miller's knot?

Thank you very much for sharing these videos, they are so helpful !

Great video

Very nice 👍

How do you read adhesions between the displaced organs? My dog has Diaphragmatic hernia and doctors are not operating with the idea of adhesions between the organs. She is 5 yrs and Female. She has liver, stomach spleen and intestines in her chest.

May I know the explanation why Modified Miller's knot is not recommended?

this was fun and informative, thank you!

Very good video

Really glad I discovered your channel, as I am self isolating and doing some wonderful CPD at the same time, thank you and I look forward to more educational videos!

Most helpful for an ambidextrous person

Very clear on creating the knot! However, it’s better to show it done with a surgical needle holder as this is how it is actually done in practice. Unless you are a LA veterinarian doing it on a bull or a horse on farm, it’s unlikely you would be doing it with your fingers only!

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where do we apply this knot?

Love this content! Please keep it up! Much appreciated!

Your videos are excellent. Thanks a lot and Congrats!