Re: [AlpacaTalk] snail control

Oh, PS. After you cut the sheath to leave a reveal of the required
needle length, you replace the sheath on the syringe/needle, then jab
away!

We use a fresh needle for every injection. One, you don't want to put a
used needle back into the sterile bottle of med, and second, you don't
want to risk passing any blood borne anything throughout your herd, if
it is at all avoidable. But the sheath can be re-used indefinitely, I
believe.

Happy shooting!
H

On Oct 10, 2008, at 2:58 PM, Heather Zeleny wrote:

> You just cut the sheath so that it leaves 1/2" or 1cm of needle
> exposed. You take the sheath off the needle, and cut it with a utility
> knife or pruning shears, or tin snips, anything that'll cut through it
> fast and easy. I still think buying the 1/2" needles is the easier way
> to go. :)
>
> H

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