We understand that the thought of anesthesia can be concerning for pet owners. However, anesthesia is a crucial component of many veterinary procedures, ensuring that your pet remains comfortable and pain-free. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing the safest and most effective anesthesia care for your pet.

Why Anesthesia is Important

Our Approach to Safe Anesthesia

Types of Anesthesia

  • Local Anesthesia: Used for minor procedures, local anesthesia numbs a specific area, allowing your pet to remain awake and comfortable.
  • Sedation: For less invasive procedures or diagnostic tests, sedation helps keep your pet calm and still without full anesthesia.
  • General Anesthesia: For more complex surgeries and procedures, general anesthesia induces a controlled state of unconsciousness, ensuring your pet does not feel pain and remains immobile.

Monitoring and Safety

  • Continuous Monitoring: During the procedure, our team continuously monitors your pet’s vital signs, including heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and body temperature, to ensure their safety and well-being.
  • Advanced Equipment: We use state-of-the-art monitoring equipment to track your pet’s vital signs in real-time, allowing us to make immediate adjustments if needed.
  • Post-Anesthesia Care: After the procedure, we provide dedicated post-anesthesia care, closely monitoring your pet as they recover from the effects of anesthesia. We ensure they are comfortable and manage any pain or discomfort.

Preparing Your Pet for Anesthesia

  • Fasting: We typically recommend that pets fast for a certain period before anesthesia to reduce the risk of complications. Specific instructions will be provided based on your pet’s procedure.
  • Medication Management: Inform us of any medications or supplements your pet is taking, as some may need to be adjusted before the procedure.

Post-Anesthesia Care at Home

  • Recovery Instructions: After the procedure, we will provide detailed instructions for caring for your pet at home as they recover from anesthesia.
  • Monitoring: Keep an eye on your pet for any signs of discomfort or unusual behavior and contact us if you have any concerns.

Contact Us

At Aztec Pet Hospital, your pet’s safety and comfort are our top priorities. If you have any questions or concerns about anesthesia or need to schedule a procedure, please contact us. We are here to provide the expert care your pet deserves.

 “Enriching the human-animal bond through quality medicine and client education.”

    Aztec Pet Hospital
    104 W. FM 2410 RD
    Harker Heights, TX 76548

    Phone: (254) 699-6725
    Email: office@aztecpethospital.com

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