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Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 8:37 PM
Subject: OT: Please repost the safest anesthesia methods
Hi everyone, I know it's been posted in the past, but my
I think they do all run IV's during surgery and most before but some
don't after, I always ask my vet to make sure it's done.
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Phaewryn,
Tell them NOT TO GIVE - telazol. nasty, nasty. Saw TOO many healthy
babies have reactions, and even death.
There are other injectables, but, for (what's left of) the life of me, I
can't remember.
I just know working in our low cost clinic, the vet thought it best to use
Phaewryn,
PS - If your cat is a sweetie, then they will not need to give anything else
prior to ISO.
And, when I say a sweetie, I mean as long as he/ can be handled then they
will give the ISO as soon as he is on the table!
Just make sure they know, and are honest w/ you!
Hugs,
Patti
My understanding is that ketamine is not good either...
On 1/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phaewryn,
Tell them *NOT TO GIVE -* telazol. nasty, nasty. Saw TOO many healthy
babies have reactions, and even death.
There are other injectables, but, for (what's left of) the
Yes, you are right about ketamine. (Your reply jogged my memory - THANK
YOU!!!)
Our clinic DID use ketamine, in a combo w/ other injectables..Xylozine
maybe Still can't remember all, but, I think for the low cost/free
clinics, that stuff was mixed w/ the telazol
I just know
At 06:37 PM 1/23/2007, you wrote:
sevoflourane is the safest,,,second is Isoflouranefrom all my resources...
Hi everyone, I know it's been posted in the past, but my cat needs
dental work (too extensive to do while he's awake), and he's known
to have bad reactions to anesthesia and
At 06:37 PM 1/23/2007, you wrote:
Oh I forgot the process, That depends upon the surgery and the cat,
With ferals it is different. Make sure they monitor the oxygen
saturation level during the procedure, Dental procedures are much
better now with the inhalant anesthetics, the problem was if
Thanks Kelly!
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And make sure they give fluids before, during and after.
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At 09:32 PM 1/23/2007, you wrote:
I think they should all have an IV running during the procedure, In
case the need emergency meds you need IV access to get it to them immediately!!
Kelly
And make sure they give fluids before, during and after.
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Belinda
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