A bunch of animal doctors in Thailand needed to manage a somewhat chaotic and messy situation of a creature in trouble. A 60-year-old elephant, named Boon Peng, was enduring stomach distress and battling to roam at his fenced-in area in Chiang Mai.

Vets showed up and analyzed blockage brought about by a mix of slow digestion, lazy solid discharges, and eating crisp grass that was not part of his eating routine.

As indicated by reports, Boon Peng’s mahout (manager), Kiettisak Kawekan, chipped in for the Job of wearing full-length plastic gloves to reach inside the elephant’s back and scoop out the defecation.

The Elephant Camp chief, Anchalee Kalamaphichit, said: “We generally feed the elephants with ground grass since it is better for their metabolism, but the difficult old elephant sneaks eating the grass on the field.”

“A more youthful elephant could be OK, despite the fact that it’s not perfect for them. Be that as it may, a more old elephant with slow digestion will have the battle to process it completely.”

She included that the elephant was fortunate to have his mahout in light of the fact that scooping out the crap from an elephant’s butt is no simple job.

Anchalee Kalamaphichit, the supervisor of the Mae Sa elephant camp, said the animal had been overeating on fresh grass from a close-by field rather than the usual ground up dried grass, reports Mail Online.

The vet said that the old elephant could have gotten unhealthy if the chunk of excrement obstructing his back section had not been evacuated.