The 2025 ACVAA Anesthesia Monitoring Guidelines: Why Veterinary Anesthesia Is Entering a New Era
For many pet owners, anesthesia is one of the most anxiety-provoking parts of veterinary care. Whether a dog is undergoing […]
Dog and Cat Anesthesia
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
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
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
Pre-anesthetic Assessment for Veterinary Dental Surgery
A thorough pre-anesthetic assessment prior to veterinary dental surgery is essential for patient safety and for ensuring a smooth anesthetic
Anesthetic Considerations for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy in Dogs and Cats
Gastrointestinal (GI) endoscopy has become an invaluable tool for diagnostic and therapeutic intervention in small animal internal medicine. While these
The Benefits of Remote Anesthesia Monitoring for Complex Veterinary Dental Cases
When pets undergo dental or oral surgical procedures, anesthesia is not just a necessity. It’s a critical component of patient
Why Your Pet’s Anesthetic History Matters: How Past Records Help Veterinary Anesthesiologists Keep Future Procedures Safer
When your pet needs anesthesia, you want everything to go as smoothly and safely as possible. One of the most
Why A Pill Or Two Before The Vet Can Make A Big Difference:
Gabapentin, trazodone and calmer anesthesia for dogs and cats If your pet gets nervous on the way to the vet,