Ever wonder how an anesthetic machine works? Leonard’s here to explain it! | West Lorne Animal Hospital

🤔 If a pet has an increased anesthetic risk, can they still be anesthetized for dental surgery? The answer is yes for most of them! They deserve a mouth free from pain and infections, too! 🩺 As a dental specialty clinic, we see a lot of small-sized, brachycephalic, senior or geriatric pets, and pets with various comorbidities (heart, liver, kidney, neurological, endocrine, or sometimes a combination of multiple diseases). We work with a board-certified veterinary anesthesiologist remotely for