Spay or Neuter is an important responsibility of pet owners and it is a common surgery at veterinary hospitals.
The surgical operating room is packed with high-tech monitoring equipment to keep accurate readings of many of your pet’s biological systems, such as heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, breathing rate, and where we monitor the levels of anaesthetic administered.
Lizzy is a young cat who came in for a spay. 9 am Lizzy came into the hospital. 9-am Exam and preparations begin. 9:45-am Sedation started. She gets very drowsy, and the staff return her back to to the kennel. The kennel is kept warm by heated blankets and warm cushions. 10:15-am Lizzy receives further sedation. […]