Anesthesia Support for Veterinary Corneal Repair Procedures
To owners and most veterinarians, procedures involving the eyes are scary. Veterinary anesthesia for corneal surgery plays an important role […]
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Anesthesia Considerations for the Oncology Veterinary Patient
Providing anesthesia for veterinary oncology patients requires a level of planning that extends beyond routine perioperative assessment. Although the core
How a Board-Certified Vet Anesthesiologist Works with Your Team to Make Anesthesia Safer
As a board-certified veterinary dentist, I speak with pet owners every day who feel anxious about anesthesia. Whether their pet
Anesthetic Considerations for a Hemilaminectomy in Dogs
Hemilaminectomy is one of the most commonly performed neurosurgical procedures in small animal practice, particularly for dogs with acute thoracolumbar
Veterinary Anesthesia for Cataract Surgery
Cataract surgery has become an increasingly common procedure in veterinary medicine. A successful anesthetic event for these procedures requires a
Remote Veterinary Anesthesia Monitoring: Our Process for Safer, Smarter Procedures
Our Remote Veterinary Anesthesia Monitoring Process At My Vet Anesthesiologist™, we support your team from planning to recovery. We use
Why Pre-Anesthetic Blood Work Matters
When creating an anesthesia plan, the veterinary team works to gather all of the “pieces of the puzzle” to design
When Your Veterinarian Hears a Heart Murmur: Why Advanced Diagnostics Matter
Hearing that your pet has a heart murmur can feel worrisome, but it’s important to know that a murmur isn’t
VPC or Escape Beat? How to Tell the Difference (and Why It Matters)
You’re mid-procedure, your patient’s stable, the ECG’s humming along, and then, boom, one complex looks weird. Someone calls out, “VPCs!”
Reading Between the Waves: What Your Capnograph Is Really Telling You
If I could only keep one monitor during anesthesia, it would be the capnograph. Effective capnograph interpretation gives you real-time