Hospital and Procedural Information
Anesthesia: Pre-surgical blood tests and physical exam will enable us to assess and minimize the risk of anesthesia to {yourPets}.
Monitoring: To minimize anesthesia risk, we monitor the heart, blood pressure, respiration rates, temperature, and oxygenation.
Catheterization: For sterility, hair will be shaved over a vein on the leg so that an intravenous catheter (I.V.) can be placed. Blood pressure may lower during anesthetic procedures, and fluid therapy aids in supporting {yourPets}'s internal organ systems. It also allows immediate access to the vascular system in case of an emergency.
Pain management may be necessary for some dental procedures. The veterinarian will administer pain medications according to {yourPets}'s needs, which can be an additional fee.
Antibiotics are an additional fee and may be prescribed by the veterinarian for {yourPets}'s oral hygiene needs.
Please note: Additional surgical options will require an additional consent form to be signed.