Not a Hard Cell: Part I » Bone Marrow Aspiration

In a standing sedation, they will remove bone marrow from the horse’s sternum and then withdraw bone marrow from the horse.

In a standing sedation, they will remove bone marrow from the horse’s sternum and then withdraw bone marrow from the horse.

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