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Originally Posted by RCKrypton
As a vet I can assure you we take all precautions with anesthesia. His chest x-ray will let them know if his heart murmur has changed the size of his heart (enlarged) or caused lung changes (fluid buildup) to determine if he requires medication. Unfortunately as a toy breed dog he is genetically prone to bad periodontal disease which is also a bacterial wash on the heart. The dental is important. I'm sure he'll be very well monitored under anesthesia with ECG, pulse oximeter, blood pressure, fluids, etc. It's important or it wouldn't be getting done. Just make sure you do some home dental care so he won't need to go under again any time soon. 
And hey everybody else...fellow Camaro girl here!  |
Thank you for all the INFO
You made me feel much more comfortable now
