Sentences with phrase «still under anesthesia»

Patients are usually still under anesthesia and asleep.

The surgeon places the tattoo immediately after the spay / neuter surgery and while the animal is still under anesthesia.

Also, when free - roaming cats are altered and released, it's a common practice to cut off the tip of one ear (while they're still under anesthesia of course!)

Frequently if polyarthritis is suspected, arthrocentesis can be performed after the MRI while the dog is still under anesthesia.

During the sterilization surgery, the cats are administered a rabies vaccination, and they are also «tipped,» which means that the tip of one ear is surgically removed while the cat is still under anesthesia.

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Under general anesthesia, patients are unconscious, but their body still shows reflex responses to the surgical procedure, including changes in heart rate, blood pressure, eyes tearing or sweating.

While Bella was still under general anesthesia, a CT guided injection of the talocalcaneal joint was performed.

The anesthesia keeps them still and quiet so your pet dentist can expertly clean their teeth after taking x-rays, where your dog or cat needs to remain still for them to display under the gum health issues.

It is possible for there to be issues which do not show any outward symptoms, yet could still endanger the health of your pet under anesthesia.

Despite not showing symptoms, these issues could still pose a problem when under anesthesia.

Because many animals have a hard time sitting still and saying «Ah» for a dental exam, your veterinarian may need to place your pet under anesthesia.

All feral cats must be kept in their cage / crate overnight, as they are still under the effects of anesthesia.

Many times during cleanings a pet will be put under anesthesia to ensure your pet is still and that the cleaning can be properly done, especially if extractions are necessary.

If you are still concerned about discomfort, your veterinarian can microchip your pet while they are under anesthesia for some other purpose.

Aspiration is more likely when the patient is put under deep sedation, but the risk is still there even if the patient is not under general anesthesia.