Veterinary Anesthesia in Silver Spring, MD

At Apex Vets, providing a safe, comfortable anesthesia experience for our patients means everything to us. Our board-certified veterinary anesthesiologist have completed in-depth training in specialized animal anesthesia programs and earned their credentials from the American College of Veterinary Anesthesia & Analgesia (ACVAA). They know how to evaluate your pet’s medical history to gauge their risk level and develop an anesthesia protocol to meet their unique needs.

Regardless of the procedure, you can be assured your pet is in exceptional hands with our team. Learn more about the full scope of our veterinary anesthesia services below.

What Does Our Anesthesiologist Do?

What Does Our Anesthesiologist Do?

What exactly does a veterinary anesthesiologist do? Administering anesthesia to our patients is just one small part of the bigger picture. Here in Silver Spring, MD, our anesthesiologist provides a wide range of services, including:

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Medical Evaluation

Conducting a personalized evaluation of your pet’s medical history, current health issues, and prior anesthetic events, and designing a treatment plan to minimize or prevent potential risks.

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Individualized Treatment

Providing each pet with individualized sedative and anesthetic medications.

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Modern Techniques

Utilizing the latest techniques for pain control and prevention to minimize side effects and shorten hospital stays.

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Patient Monitoring

Monitoring surgeries and other procedures to provide rapid response in case of issues arising during anesthesia.

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Equipment Maintenance

Ensuring all veterinary anesthesia equipment is maintained at the safest possible performance.

Supportive Services

Supportive Services

Providing supportive services for advanced and high-risk cardiology and neurology procedures.

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Collaboration

Working closely together with surgeons and emergency veterinarians to stabilize pets with severe trauma or life-threatening conditions.

What Does Our Anesthesiologist Do?

What Does Our Anesthesiologist Do?

What exactly does a veterinary anesthesiologist do? Administering anesthesia to our patients is just one small part of the bigger picture. Here in Silver Spring, MD, our anesthesiologist provides a wide range of services, including:

Icon Emergency

Medical Evaluation

Conducting a personalized evaluation of your pet’s medical history, current health issues, and prior anesthetic events, and designing a treatment plan to minimize or prevent potential risks.

Icon Critical Care

Individualized Treatment

Providing each pet with individualized sedative and anesthetic medications.

Icon Surgery

Modern Techniques

Utilizing the latest techniques for pain control and prevention to minimize side effects and shorten hospital stays.

Patient Monitoring Icon

Patient Monitoring

Monitoring surgeries and other procedures to provide rapid response in case of issues arising during anesthesia.

Icon Anesthesiology

Equipment Maintenance

Ensuring all veterinary anesthesia equipment is maintained at the safest possible performance.

Supportive Services

Supportive Services

Providing supportive services for advanced and high-risk cardiology and neurology procedures.

Collaboration Icon

Collaboration

Working closely together with surgeons and emergency veterinarians to stabilize pets with severe trauma or life-threatening conditions.

How Our Anesthesiologist Is Different

How Our Anesthesiologist Is Different

The Apex Vets veterinary anesthesiologist is wholly dedicated to providing the safest and highest-quality anesthesia to your pet. They are the specialists working behind the scenes, collaborating with our team of skilled veterinary nurses to keep your companion comfortable and well cared for during their stay.

The anesthesiology profession demands 3-4 years of anesthesia-specific training, ACVAA certification, and a dedication to performing anesthesia 100% of the time. Our anesthesiologist is truly passionate about protecting your pet from every risk and ensuring a swift recovery from their procedure.

If you have any questions about our veterinary anesthesia services, please feel free to reach out to us at (301) 444-6500.