In a high-volume spay/neuter clinic, my primary role is patient verification and preparation for surgery. I ensure all pre-op checks are complete and can confidently tell you that for a routine spay surgery, the actual time under anesthesia is typically just 20 to 45 minutes, though this can vary with patient size and health.
Your heart sinks as your beloved dog shows signs of distress, refusing to eat, vomiting, and experiencing abdominal pain – you suspect a stomach blockage, and the fear is overwhelming. This critical situation demands immediate veterinary attention, and the thought of surgery can be incredibly daunting for any pet owner. We understand your anxiety and […]
Receiving the news that your beloved dog has an intestinal blockage can trigger immediate panic and profound fear. As you grapple with the potential need for surgery, a primary concern undoubtedly surfaces: what is the likelihood of my dog surviving, and what steps can I take to maximize their chances of a full recovery? This […]
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