Explanations
Why is this needed?
Anesthesia is necessary for pets in order to reduce or completely eliminate pain and discomfort associated with veterinary procedures or surgeries.
The purpose of anesthesia is to ensure that the pet does not feel pain or discomfort during the procedure. This is important not only for ethical reasons, but also because pain can have negative effects on your pet's body, such as increased blood pressure, decreased respiratory function, and impaired metabolism.
Anesthesia is also necessary to immobilize the pet so that the veterinarian or surgeon can perform the procedure or surgery. In addition, anesthesia is necessary for veterinarians to monitor blood pressure, respiratory function, and metabolic processes during the procedure.