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  • Surgery Consent Form

  • Drop-Off time for Surgical Procedures is from 7:00am-8:30am. Please plan on being in clinic for about 15 minutes, as the technician will ask a few questions at check-in.

    Please make sure to pick up any food and water after midnight the night before, and do not feed breakfast the morning of the Surgical Procedure.

    *EXOTIC pets : Please call us at 281-231-9430. Some patients do need to eat before, and immediately after their surgical procedure.*

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  • General Patient Information

  • Pre-Anesthetic Bloodwork Authorization

  • Like you, our greatest concern is the well-being of your pet. The early stages of many diseases are often asyptomatic, a physical exam alone my not identify all of your pet's health problems. Pre-anesthetic testing allows us to screen for hidden problems and can indicate imbalances that could affect your pet under anesthesia. Testing can alert your veterinarian to possible increased risks.

    Pre anesthetic blood work highly encouraged on all pets over the age of 7 years.

  • E-Collar Authorization

  • Many patients require an e-collar immediately after waking from anesthesia due to excessive licking, chewing or scratching at the surgery site. To ensure proper recovery we ask that you pre-approve your pet's e-collar.

    Would you like to purchase an E-Collar?
             

  • Microchip Authorization

  • A microchip can be placed under anesthesia with no additional discomfort.

    Would you like to add on an microchip?
             
         

  • Owner Responsibility

  • Hospital and Procedural Information

  • Anesthesia

    Pre-surgical blood tests and physical exam will enable us to assess and minimize the risk of anesthesia to your pet.

    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 your pet’s internal organ systems. It also allows immediate access to the vascular system in case of an emergency. 

    Pain Management

    This may be necessary for some procedures. The doctor will administer pain medications according to your pet’s needs.

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  • Authorization

  • I have read and fully understand this anesthesia and surgery consent form.

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