Dental work for a veterinarian involves performing various procedures to maintain or restore the oral health of animals, particularly dogs and cats. These procedures can include dental cleanings, extractions, fillings, root canals, and other treatments.

An in-house laboratory refers to a facility within the veterinary clinic that is equipped with equipment and supplies to perform a wide range of diagnostic tests on-site. This allows us to obtain test results quickly, and to develop treatment plans accordingly.

The high flow rate of the oxygen-enriched air helps to increase the amount of oxygen delivered to the animal’s lungs, which can help improve oxygenation of the blood and decrease the work of breathing. This can be especially helpful for animals with conditions such as pneumonia, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), or congestive heart failure.

The bed is typically made of durable materials, such as aluminum or stainless steel, and is designed to be easily maneuverable over a variety of terrains. The bed usually includes a variety of features to ensure the animal’s safety during transport, including padded surfaces, restraints, and IV poles for administering fluids and medications.