Equine Intramuscular Injections

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Dr.Mike Pownall demonstrates how to administer intramuscular injections.

[@Ambersenigma]

Thank you so much for simple and informative video! I did my first injection today, I was feeling more confident after reviewing this video

[@MsLookinup]

I love the masking tape visual! It really helps me know where to put the needle. Thank you so much for posting this.

[@forestcats]

Always a great place to review. Thanks for posting.

[@mariamoulins902]

Thanks! I need to put an injection to my donkey today, I feel confident I will do it properly. Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷

[@oliviakole1414]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@oldageisdumb]

Thank you for this!

[@windridr66]

Thank you for this.

[@eplem1690]

Should I clip my horses neck before she gets her injections?? She’s SUPER fluffy

[@birdieloo6168]

Thank you!

[@victorgalvan9755]

Easy, fast simple descripción.great thanks

[@victorgalvan9755]

Great vídeo helpsme a lot

[@funkrj1]

so. do you advise using any alcohol to prep /swab the site?

[@Horsestudent2022]

So you not prep the area betadine or chloraprep or alcohol wipes ?

[@Sendobully]

Esta no es sub cutanea?

[@pauldudakadanielthomson8890]

Can I inject DMSO ? iF SO, HOW MANY CC ?

[@katniss390]

Thanks! :)

[@BlackQuarterHorse]

your patient is beautiful :)

[@heatherdilworth1431]

I injected Adequan tonight and i saw a lump form as I was injecting it. I did not stop because I pulled back and knew i wasn't in a vein and quite honestly, my horse is 3 and I didn't want to poke him again. I waited around for a while and within 10 minutes the lump shrunk quite a bit. My question is: Did my horse get his dose of Adequan even through the injection was subcutaneous instead of IM? Thank you, great video!

[@ellieelizabeth5627]

That's interesting. I'm starting Adequan also and I hate giving shots. But you said subcutaneous. I thought Adequan is I.M.?

[@hellovet.pet1]

Thanks..♥️

[@handsomewilliam77]

Thank you! Very helpful. I had always heard to rub them briskly first. What is the purpose of that? Same as pinching the skin?

[@anniebananie553]

It can draw blood flow into the area. I was taught that it can be good to do that afterwards to help get it to spread.

[@SassyWinterFox]

when they say pull back they mean the needle or the syringe?

[@cucamercadogonzalez6490]

Yea

[@triciam6063]

+AntiqueUnicorn He means pull back on the plunger a little bit, to create a little suction. If you are in a blood vessel, you will get blood flow into the syringe. If I see that, I stop, pull back the needle a little bit, go in a different direction, pull back the plunger again. If no more blood flows in, go ahead and inject. I might put some pressure on the injection site for a minute after withdrawing the needle.

[@aasimranjha4465]

I wish I could see this video before vaccinating my horse. 😥

[@frantahouska]

Horse is cute, so is the girl.

[@qawserftg8671]

Is that's real or it made with artificial intelligence

[@acmcgowan751]

All that moving the needle hurts the animal.

[@lilyward9390]

well duh