Advanced Anesthesia
Peace of mind for complex care
The Vetcare surgery ward is equipped with the latest equipment necessary to provide your pet with the highest standard of safety during any surgical procedure. Our patient monitoring system includes a SpO2 /capnometer, surgical ecg and blood pressure monitor, which helps us to maintain good monitoring protocols during surgical procedures. The use of electro surgery knife and latest Diode Laser knife are allowing us to minimize blood loss and encourage faster healing.
What to expect
- Pre-anesthetic consultation: Our veterinary anesthesiologist will discuss your pet’s medical history, current medications, and the planned procedure. Pre-anesthetic bloodwork and imaging may be recommended.
- Intravenous (IV) catheter placement: This allows for continuous medication and fluid administration throughout the procedure.
- Advanced monitoring: We’ll utilize sophisticated equipment to monitor your pet’s heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and breathing.
- Multimodal pain management: We use a combination of medications to minimize discomfort before, during, and after surgery.
- Close recovery monitoring: A dedicated team will ensure your pet recovers smoothly and comfortably.
Benefits
- Increased safety: Advanced techniques and monitoring minimize risks during surgery.
- Improved pain management: Multimodal pain control ensures your pet’s comfort throughout the process.
- Faster recovery: Advanced anesthesia techniques often lead to smoother post-operative recoveries.
- Peace of mind: Knowing your pet is receiving the highest level of care reduces stress for you.
- Greater diagnostic capabilities: Advanced anesthesia allows for complex procedures like minimally invasive surgery.
Featured Questions
When is advanced anesthesia necessary?
Advanced techniques are recommended for complex surgeries, procedures requiring long anesthesia times, or pets with underlying health conditions.
What are the qualifications of the anesthesiologist?
Our veterinary anesthesiologist is a licensed veterinarian with additional specialized training and certification in anesthesia.
What can I do to prepare my pet?
Follow pre-anesthetic instructions carefully, including fasting if required and informing us about any medications your pet is taking.
Can I be with my pet before and after the procedure?
While we cannot allow you in the surgery suite, we encourage you to visit beforehand to comfort your pet. We will provide updates throughout the procedure and allow you to be with your pet during recovery when appropriate.