Zeuterin replacing neuters in vet school?

[cs5910]

I know chemical methods of neutering will probably mean special training for current vets, which could pose $$ and time problems, but I am interested in hearing what currents students/vets think this means for future vet students. Do you think it will replace traditional neuter surgeries? As a member of the Class of 2017, could it mean we are trained for this procedure rather than a traditional neuter? Just an interesting thought...

http://annarbor.com/pets/dogs-neuter-procedure-nonsurgical-option-zinc-pets-zeuterin-overpopulation/

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[wolfspeaker]

Here's a thread we've already had on this discussion.



http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=968061&highlight=zeuterin

 

[cs5910]

Here's a thread we've already had on this discussion.



http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=968061&highlight=zeuterin

I tried to opening that link when I used the search option for zeuterin before I posted this thread, but it won't open for me.... I can't open it from your link either... So weird! Sorry for reposting! You guys can disregard this thread if you want

 

[wolfspeaker]

Weird. I just clicked it and it works.

 

[wolfspeaker]

It is currently on Page 8, if you want to find it.

 

[cs5910]

Just tried on Firefox instead and it works! Dumb Mac computers... Thank you!!!