At our veterinary clinic, your pet’s safety and comfort are always our top priority—especially during surgery and other medical treatments. Whether it’s a routine procedure or something more complex, our experienced vets and technicians use modern anesthesia techniques and the latest patient monitoring technology to ensure your pet is well-cared for at every step.
Every pet and procedure is different. That’s why we choose anesthesia methods based on your pet’s unique needs, using either general or local anesthesia depending on the situation. We’re happy to explain the details—just give us a call anytime.
Tranquilization
Does your pet get anxious from car rides, loud noises, or vet visits? We offer mild tranquilizers and sedatives that can help ease their stress. These medications keep pets relaxed or lightly asleep but still responsive if needed.
To ensure your pet’s safety, we conduct an individual health assessment before prescribing anything. Interested in discussing options? Contact us to book a consultation or learn more.
Patient Monitoring
During any procedure involving anesthesia, your pet is never alone. Our veterinary team closely monitors all vital signs, including heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure, from start to finish. This helps us respond quickly to any changes and keeps your pet stable and safe throughout.
If you’d like more insight into our monitoring practices, we’re always available to answer questions.
Understanding General Anesthesia
Some procedures require your pet to be fully asleep and pain-free. We understand that general anesthesia can sound scary—but it’s actually very safe when done right. Before going ahead, we perform a complete physical exam and run blood tests to spot any hidden health concerns.
Here’s how it works:
- We begin with a calming sedative to relax your pet
- Then, we use an IV anesthetic to induce full sleep
- A breathing tube is gently placed for safety
- Anesthesia gas and oxygen are delivered through the tube to maintain unconsciousness
We’re committed to using the safest protocols possible. If you have questions about your pet’s upcoming procedure or anesthesia in general, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Local Anesthesia
For smaller procedures, such as removing a skin sample or minor diagnostics, we often use local anesthetics. This numbs only the area being treated, so your pet remains awake but pain-free.
In some cases, we may also give a sedative or anti-anxiety medication to help your pet stay calm and comfortable during the process.
Have questions about a specific treatment or local anesthesia? We’re here to help with clear answers and peace of mind. Prioritizing Comfort and Safety During Every Procedure
At our veterinary clinic, your pet’s safety and comfort are always our top priority—especially during surgery and other medical treatments. Whether it’s a routine procedure or something more complex, our experienced vets and technicians use modern anesthesia techniques and the latest patient monitoring technology to ensure your pet is well-cared for at every step.
Every pet and procedure is different. That’s why we choose anesthesia methods based on your pet’s unique needs, using either general or local anesthesia depending on the situation. We’re happy to explain the details—just give us a call anytime.