Sentences with phrase «perform safe anesthesia»

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Epidural anesthesia may sound scary, but is very safe if correctly performed.

Having the pet under general anesthesia allows us to perform the most thorough cleaning in the safest manner.

Surgery (soft tissue, general, and orthopedic) We perform a wide array of surgical procedures with an emphasis on safe anesthesia and pain control to optimize outcomes for your pets.

We place your pet under the safest anesthesia and perform a comprehensive oral examination.

Modern technology in diagnostics and imaging allows us to provide superior treatment for pet injuries and diseases, and our patients enjoy treatment from our board - certified specialists, performing veterinary surgery with safe anesthesia in our modern surgical suite.

We perform surgery every weekday using the safest anesthesia available.

It is not possible to do the full comprehensive exam and cleaning that we perform without anesthesia, in addition it wouldn't be safe to do without your pet's airway being protected.

After two weeks of antibiotics her blood work showed it was safe to go under anesthesia and a dental and spay were performed.

While we can perform an oral exam with your pet awake, all pets whether young or old need to be under general anesthesia for safe and proper cleaning of the teeth.

The veterinarians that I know and have been associated with would never recommend putting a pet under anesthesia or performing a procedure unless it was absolutely necessary, and then only after taking all necessary precautions such as presurgical bloodwork at a minimum, and in some cases radiographs + / - an EKG in high risk patients to ensure that it was safe for them to undergo anesthesia.

All of our dental procedures are performed under general anesthesia which is the ONLY safe and effective way to perform a thorough oral exam and safe and complete dental cleaning on your pet.

The benefit of these technologies is that pets typically need only mild sedation, rather than full anesthesia, for these tests to be performed, making them not only extremely helpful but also extremely safe.

If an older pet should need surgery, we perform pre-surgical testing to help ensure that surgery and anesthesia are as safe as possible in these older animals.

Spaying or neutering, performed painlessly under general anesthesia, is the best and safest way to stop adding to the pet population.

The present pilot study implies that performing a dental prophylaxis on a cat or dog without the use of general anesthesia can be done in a safe and effi cient manner by an appropriately trained technician.