We are closed on weekends as of July 1st. For emergencies on the weekend, please contact Evidensia Dierenziekenhuis Den Haag on number 070 - 206 09 00.
Surgical treatments at Dierenkliniek Het Zicht:
In addition to the above surgical treatments, we have a great deal of experience with:
All operations carried out are aimed at making your animal better and/or giving it a healthier and more pleasant life. We as veterinarians and vet nurses will provide your pet with the best care.
You have made an appointment for your pet. Below are a number of points to consider before you bring your pet:
The vet will carry out a physical examination before anaesthetising your animal. If necessary, a pre-anaesthetic blood test can be carried out to see how your animal's organs function. After this, the veterinarian can adjust the anaesthetic accordingly. After this the animal will be given antibiotics, an anti-inflammatory and analgesic injection to support recovery after the operation. When your pet is found to be in good physical condition, the vet will place a branule in the vein. If necessary, an intravenous drip can be connected to this. After the anaesthetic has been administered, the assistants will further prepare your animal for the operation (shaving, washing, disinfecting, etc.).
During the operation we can keep an eye on your animal's breathing and heart rate by means of special monitoring equipment. If necessary, we can administer additional (gas) anaesthesia. After the operation your animal will receive an injection which will wake him up calmly. Your pet will stay in the recovery room/hibernation room for a while after the operation until he/she is fully awake again. The vet nurse will call you afterwards to arrange what time you can pick up your pet again.
It is very important to keep a close eye on your animal after arriving home. Make sure that he/she does not lick the wounds/sutures (you can pick up a collar at the practice if necessary). If necessary, your animal will be given a course of antibiotics and painkillers to take home with it. Both courses have to be completely finished. In most cases your pet will start eating and drinking again within a day.
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