SLAVE VETERINARIAN

THe veterinarian specialising in slaves operates a 24-hour service at its downtown clinic. Owners and slaves therefore know that if the “line is crossed” and a slave is particularly disobedient or annoying or offensive to its owner it can be picked up and taken there at any time for “calming” (castration).  

Castration need not spoil the “look” of a slave and so its value need not be very much reduced as clinics like this do not have to perform a complete removal of the ball sac.  Although this is the cheapest option, requiring only the use of a simple rubber-ring castrator   However if the owner wants the slave still to look like a man, the rear of the sac can be split and the testicles removed, to be replaced by plastic or steel replicas, before the sac is sewn up.  The slave will still retain its looks, and if there is any tendency to it losing a masculine look, an occasional hormone shot will fix things.  This option is of course more expensive for the owner (and painful for the slave) but it can be worth it for retaining value. And indeed some slaves with naturally smaller balls and sacs can actually look better:  using large steel replacements can cause the sac to stretch and the slave will have pleasing “low hangers”.  

courtesy of Pete Brown