FAQ

Our team of board certified veterinary anesthesiologists connect directly to your anesthesia monitors, allowing the anesthesiologist to see everything in real time exactly as you do. The anesthesiologist is also in continuous contact with the clinical team to get additional information as they make patient management recommendations in real time.

Adding an extra set of eyes with extensive anesthesia knowledge and experience provides another layer of safety, so the clinician can focus more on the procedure while the technicians receive expert level anesthesia support from a board certified anesthesiologist.

At My Vet Anesthesiologist™, we do more than monitor anesthesia, we become part of your patient care team.

We combine cutting edge technology with expert level anesthesia support from a team of board certified anesthesiologists to provide a fully integrated anesthesia experience. Our board certified anesthesiologists are eager to share their knowledge and experience to advance your team’s anesthesia skill set through regular collaboration, so that together we can provide a higher level of care for your patients and clients.

Our goal is to help practices feel confident managing everything from routine procedures to higher-risk patients by providing experienced anesthesia support tailored to each case.

To learn more, contact us today or visit our Services page for more information about remote veterinary anesthesia monitoring.

There are a variety of connectivity options, please contact us today to see how we can get your team connected with one of our board certified anesthesiologists!

A compatible multiparameter monitor is required. We have a list of recommended drugs to maximize patient safety, most clinics already have all of the recommended drugs or may only need to get one or two.

Most day-to-day communication is handled through text messaging for quick, efficient updates and collaboration during procedures. For urgent matters or more detailed discussions, our team communicates directly by phone to ensure timely support and patient care.

Teamwork and compassionate collaboration are the core values of My Vet Anesthesiologist™. We are focused on supporting and empowering technicians through open discussion about the anesthetic plan, how the patient is doing under anesthesia, and any recommendations made along the way.

To learn more about how we work alongside your team, check out our blog post.

Just contact us today to get your team connected! Either fill out our contact form or give us a call at (480) 701-0990.

Our board certified anesthesiologists will review the patient’s medical records and create a patient specific protocol based on the medical history, procedure, and any comorbidities. The protocols are specifically designed to avoid and/or manage the complications that a specific patient is at high risk of experiencing.

During the case, the patient is closely monitored by the anesthesiologist so that any complications can be avoided or detected early and then rapidly treated with the appropriate interventions. The anesthesiologist is also checking in and available throughout the recovery period to ensure patients recover smoothly. Ultimately, we provide more stable anesthetic maintenance, reduced complications, and smoother recoveries.

All cases are monitored by a board certified veterinary anesthesiologist, who is also available before and after the case to help answer any questions or make additional recommendations.

My Vet Anesthesiologist™ partners with veterinary practices seeking advanced anesthesia support and patient monitoring, including general practices, specialty hospitals, dental practices, and surgical teams. We work collaboratively with veterinary professionals to help provide safe, individualized anesthetic care for a wide range of patients and procedures.

Because our services are provided remotely through livestream anesthesia monitoring and communication technology, we are able to support practices in many locations. Availability may vary depending on licensing requirements, technology compatibility, scheduling, and individual practice needs. If you are interested in working with our team, we encourage you to contact us to discuss your location and setup.