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Cat admission for an Anaesthetic
Completing and signing the consent form
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Pre-anaesthetic examination
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Taking a blood sample for a pre anaesthetic blood test
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Running the blood test on our in house blood machines
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A premedication is administered to the cat consisting of a sedative, antibiotic and painkiller
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The cat is restrained whilst an intravenous cannula is placed into the right leg |
The intravenous cannula is placed and taped in place. The cat is anaesthetised via an intravenous injection
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Local anaesthetic is sprayed to the back of the throat prior to intubation
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An endotracheal tube is inserted into the trachea to supply anaesthetic gases/oxygen
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The cat is connected to the anaesthetic machine and is monitored
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Our anaesthetic machine
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Sevoflo – the anaesthetic we use
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A drip is connected to the cat to keep her hydrated during anaesthesia and to aid her recovery
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