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		Pain relief use in sheep
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Introduction
Why use pain relief?1 quiz - 
																	
									
								
																		The Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines1 quiz
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								Pain relief optionsWhat products are available for use in sheep?
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																		The differences between drugs1 quiz
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								Husbandry proceduresApplication of pain relief for mulesing
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																		Application of pain relief for castration
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																		Application of pain relief for tail docking
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																		Alternate husbandry practices1 quiz
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								SummarySummary of pain relief use1 quiz
 
- Assess if mulesing and/or castration needs to occur.
 - If sheep need mulesing, and this occurs at lamb marking with tail docking and castration, then the optimal approach would be to pre-operatively treat all lambs with Buccalgesic, use a hot iron for tail docking, apply a ring to castrate male lambs with Numnuts (NumOcaine) and apply Tri-Solfen to the mulesing wound. If this system is not suitable, then alternatives are provided in the pain relief table (see below).
 - If sheep only require tail docking and castration, the optimum approach would be to pre-operatively treat all lambs with Buccalgesic, use a hot iron for tail docking, and apply a ring to castrate male lambs with Numnuts (NumOcaine). Alternatives are provided in the pain relief table.
 
															