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A proven record of safety
| More than 10,000 Immobilizers are currently in service, and
there have been no known incidents of injury or death associated with
their use. The low-level of voltage and current produced by
the unit poses no electrical hazard to either the animal or the operator.
In fact, the animal experiences lower level of stress. |
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The Immobilizer also reduces the risks associated with the
use of general anesthesia. Because large-animal anesthesia is
a relatively imprecise science, animal deaths occasionally result
from its use. But the Immobilizer eliminates the need for general
anesthesia, also eliminating the risks associated with it. |
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