We utilize the safest available anesthetics to provide an extra margin
of safety, especially for our older or high-risk patients:
- EKG monitoring to ensure proper cardiac conduction of the heart is evaluated
- Pulse oximetry to measure the saturation of oxygen in the blood
- End tidal C02 measurement to measure how well the patient is ventilated and breathing
- Temperature monitoring
- Oxygen levels administered are carefully measured and watched
- Intubation into the trachea to allow for accurate control of anesthesia and oxygen to the patients
- Blood pressure machines to allow our anesthetists to monitor vital cardiovascular functions while the dog or cat is under anesthesia
- Injectable premedication to aid in the relaxation and comfort of the patient before surgery
- Gas anesthesia to lessen the recovery time of patients so they may go home sooner
- A full spectrum of anti-pain medications and injections to offer comfort to our pets.
