Cervical Dislocation Innovations
Cervical dislocation is a common method of the animal euthanasia. The common aim is to quickly separate the
spinal cord from the
brain so as to provide the animal with a fast and painless death. The research on this method has proved that does not consistently concuss the
brain and may not cause immediate insensibility.
Firm pressure is applied to the base of the skull, along with a sharp pinch and twisting of the thumb and the forefinger. At some time the tail is pulled towards backward. This severs the
spinal cord to the base of the
brain with the cervical spine area the upper third of the neck. According to the Canadian Council on Animal CareThe University and some veterinary associations consider the technique as an usual accepted method for terminating the life of small way such as rats, mice.
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