Anesthesia and Patient Monitoring
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General Anesthesia
For certain procedures we feel it is safer to give your pet a combination of medications which induce general anesthesia, a state of unconsciousness in which your pet will not…
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Patient Monitoring
Your pet is closely monitored to ensure their safety during anesthetic procedures. A veterinary technician will monitor your pet’s heart rhythm and oxygen level using an electrocardiogram and pulse oximeter…
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Sedation and Local Anesthesia
Sedation may be recommended for procedures that do not require general anesthesia. In these instances, we will use a combination of a pain reliever and a sedative. This approach allows us to…
