RWD gas anesthesia unit
We deliver isoflurane gas anesthesia with an RWD veterinary inhalation anesthesia unit.
Used for: Surgery & Neutering
How we use it at our clinic
The gas anesthesia unit delivers the anesthetic gas (isoflurane), mixed with oxygen, to the patient in a controlled way, allowing the depth of anesthesia to be finely adjusted throughout the operation. During surgery, breathing, pulse, body temperature and oxygen levels are monitored in real time with a patient monitor. We prefer this method especially for older or sensitive patients and longer operations; recovery after surgery is usually quick and comfortable.
What it means for you and your pet
Controlled anesthesia
The depth of anesthesia can be adjusted as needed throughout the operation.
Real-time monitoring
Breathing, pulse, body temperature and oxygen levels are monitored.
Quick wake-up
Waking up at the end of surgery is usually quick and comfortable.
A calm recovery
Your pet wakes up under observation in our garden-view recovery area.
When is it used?
- Neutering operations
- Soft tissue surgery
- Procedures requiring anesthesia in older or sensitive patients
- Operations expected to take longer
Technical details
- Manufacturer
- RWD
- Type
- Veterinary inhalation (gas) anesthesia unit
Technical details are compiled from manufacturer and authorized distributor documentation.
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