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Yep. We also used ISO for Squeekie,
and they did not even put her down completely – just enough so that she
will slow down – but still – I know there’s a risk – I lost
my Suzi due to reaction from anesthesia (ISO) after spaying surgery. I
know it’s extremely unusually, but I still get very nervous if you know
what I mean – When you tested your kitties on FIV –
did they use in house clinic test or send it out to lab, do you remember? From:
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On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hideyo~ What are you using for
anesthesia?? Do you think you could
use isofluorane (gas)?? We have a plastic storage box, rigged up to our
Iso machine. Have found that it is less stressful, and not as risky, to put the
kitty in the box, turn up the Iso til they are out. Then, we draw blood and
immediately administer oxygen, thus "waking" the cat up pretty
quickly. I really hate the use
of "typical" anesthesia agents, and have worked w/ my regular vet, so
that he now uses Iso for short procedures, rather than go w/ an injectable
form. And w/ Iso, there's
really not the "need" to flush system w/ fluids immediately
following..... Just another
idea/thought. Patti |
- Re: OT: help: a danger of FIV Hideyo Yamamoto
- Re: OT: help: a danger of FIV Gloria B. Lane
- Re: OT: help: a danger of FIV PEC2851
