Anesthesia Veterinary Specialty
Anesthesia is necessary for animal patients undergoing surgery and other medical procedures such as endoscopy, imaging (CT and MRI) and radiation therapy. The doctors and staff of the Anesthesia Service at the Foster Hospital for Small Animals know that each patient is unique. Age, breed, health and personality are all factors that must be evaluated in order to do the best anesthesia possible, and so each patient gets an individualized plan that incorporates both the latest research and our many years of experience.
Our Experts
Our staff includes board-certified specialists in anesthesia who review each patient's needs and supervise all aspects of anesthesia. Veterinary technician specialists (VTS), interns, residents and veterinary students also monitor and care for anesthetized patients. At the Foster Hospital for Small Animals, we have more VTS than any other veterinary hospital in the United States!
Safety
Monitoring and support are important features of anesthesia too. The Foster Hospital for Small Animals uses state-of-the-art equipment to measure heart and lung function, intravenous fluids and maintain normal body temperature using the same equipment that is used for humans during anesthesia. And when a critical patient is in our hands, we assemble a team to provide vital support.
Comfort
Our anesthesiologists at the Foster Hospital are nationally recognized for their expertise in preventing and treating pain. We combine the most gentle handling, the most expert monitoring, and superlative pain and anxiety control to deliver the best anesthesia care possible for your pet.
Please contact the Foster Hospital for Small Animals to make an appointment.


