Sentences with phrase «of anesthetic complications»

We are proud of our record of a very low surgical or anesthetic complication rate, but understand that there is still an inherent risk of anesthetic complication with any surgery.

Since there is always a risk of anesthetic complications with any surgical procedure, I strongly recommend all pets have a thorough examination performed prior to surgery (within 2 months) by their veterinarian and pre-anesthetic bloodwork completed (within 3 months) to assess kidneys and liver function and to determine if anemia or an infection is present.

But if your dog is sick, your veterinarian may decide it's safer to opt for removal without a preliminary biopsy to minimize the potential of anesthetic complications.

Although the risk of an anesthetic complications in a normal healthy pet is very rare, our monitoring devices and procedures allow us to respond to an anesthetic emergency faster.

No food should be included in the trap as recently fed cats have a higher risk of anesthetic complications, including death.

However, the risk of chronic oral infection and pain, is far greater than the risk of an anesthetic complication.

To further complicate matters, Barcley is a brachycephalic (short nosed) dog, a type of dog known to have a greater risk of anesthetic complications.

Each question that is answered with a «yes» will not only increase the cost of the procedure, but it will also increase the safety, lessen the risk of anesthetic complications and help better diagnose dental disease.

Although the risks of anesthetic complications are very rare, our monitoring devices and procedures allow us to respond to subtle changes in your pets vital signs to minimize this risk.

The high stress experienced by captive feral cats increases their risk of anesthetic complications.

An individualized anesthetic and pain management plan designed to minimize risk of anesthetic complications and to maximize patient comfort

However, the risk of chronic oral infection, for example, is far greater than the risk of an anesthetic complication.

We may decline to do surgery on older animals or those with health concerns that would increase the risk of anesthetic complications.

These optional tests can alert us to underlying conditions that may heighten an animals risk of anesthetic complications.

The risk of anesthetic complications is not increased for patients that undergo multiple procedures.

Like any other surgical procedure, declawing carries the risk of anesthetic complications, infection, bleeding, and, in rare cases, more long - term problems.