I wanted to see PUPPIES!

[Cyphr]

interesting fact for nonvets outs there cows are so thick you can't ultra sound a prevant cow externally so the vet tech gets to put ona shoulder lenght glove and go shoulder deep into cow reproductive organs

[ShinyGreenApple]

interesting fact for nonvets outs there cows are so thick you can't ultra sound a prevant cow externally so the vet tech gets to put ona shoulder lenght glove and go shoulder deep into cow reproductive organs

Hence my suggestion to teach the girl in the OP to do an ultrasound on a horse. Same method Except it's not repro organs, it's . . . something else.

[tollbaby]

LOL if you think giving a cow an ultrasound is gross, try helping it deliver (hurts like hell when they bear down - horses too!)

[ShinyGreenApple]

Then I guess I'll count my lucky stars for the fact that the only assistance we've ever given our fur-mamas is cleaning the gunk out of a lamb's mouth/airway, doing the standard chlorhexidine on the navel stump and making sure the foal went poo

[Primer]

and I quote:

"baby horse floating around inside"

gives me the mental image of a baby horsie in a horsie womb MUCH bigger than he is, deliberately pushing himself off the sides and bouncing around in freefall, shouting "WHEEE" in horsie language.

I didn't break rule #1, but only because I wasn't eating or drinking when I read this!

maybe it's just me, but i'd have refunded the cost to the customer and made the idiot pay for the xray.

I would doubt that the cost was passed on to the client, since the procedure was not authorized. If anything, either the business ate the cost, or the "tech" had to reimburse for the cost.

But yeah, seeing x-rays of a pregnant dog is pretty cool!

[Lace Neil Singer]

or a baby unicorn shouting "charlieeeeeeeee. charlieeeeeee. we're in a womb charlie!"

*snerk* I love that video.