Brute 23":h0229fqt said:I would be leary of the vet who says he will not work cattle if a hot shot is out. Not because of the hot shot issue... but because it shows he is not very open minded.
While I agree with some of your post, this I don't. Who is going to bring the business income in to the Vet who gets hurt because of a hotshot, no squeeze chute, in pasture work, ect. A veterinarian is a business person depending on his/her health to go the next day. He/she does not know most clients cattle. This is part of the reason we are seeing fewer and fewer bovine vets out there. All small animal and equine. For the most part small animals can't hurt to bad, equine clients pay through the nose, bovine clients bytch about the charges and has a much higher chance of getting hurt because of the "oh their okay" factor.