Posted by jd b puller on May 01, 2009 at 13:59:41 from (192.43.65.245):
In Reply to: giving a hog a shot posted by Gary in TX on May 01, 2009 at 06:13:14:
Roy in Ga said: (quoted from post at 10:13:14 05/01/09) well my project has turned and bit me (so to speak) I just moved my dads #450 + hog to my place and had her bread. the boar evidently had a respiratory infection. He was coughing when we unloaded him. I thought it was due to the move. Now my sow is coughing and the vet said it is a resp. infection. I have to give her a shot in her flank and have never done this before. Any suggestions or instructions to help me locate the best place in the flank. She is pretty tame as I pet her daily and when I give her a shot I would hate for her to (turn and bite me)
a 450# hog with a bucket over her head. I can't see anything going wrong with that. Rememinds me of a time I watched 3 - 250# men try to corral a hog with a 20' ladder. Pretty much the hog stuck his nose in the rungs and took off.
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