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An emergency call-out to a farm or outdoor area is stressful enough for a vet without having to negotiate the logistics of carrying out a treatment\/assessment in the dark.<\/p>\n
Vets get called out at night, particulary in rural areas fora variety of reasons. Obviously a call-out will only be necessary if the emergency is in relation to an animal that is too large to be transported to a vet’s surgery.<\/p>\n
These emergencies usually involve farm animals or horses, and can often be a matter of life or death.<\/p>\n
Complications in birthing or severe and sudden illness or injury can necessitate thes kinds of emergeny call-outs. When an animal, particularly a large one is in distress, it can be become dangerous, to itself, to other animals and to the humans attempting to care for it. It is therefore vital that the vet be able to proceed as quickly as possible and as confidently as possible with any emergency procedures.<\/p>\n
A well-stocked emergency kit will always include emergency portable lighting and like all other emergency equipment this needs to be 100% reliable!<\/p>\n
Most farmers will ensure that adequate lighting is available wherever possible, but vets still need to ensure that they carry all the necessary equipment and lighting.<\/p>\n
White Knight offer the following two lamps for veterinary use:<\/p>\n
The Halo Plus<\/a><\/strong> – a personal torch used where guaranteed performance in non-hazardous situations is critical.![\"Halo](\"http:\/\/www.whiteknight.uk.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/12\/HP-11-Portable-Ambulance-Light.png\")
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