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Demystifying General Anesthesia, Part I: Preanesthesia Protocols

September 6, 2012Anesthesiaamerican animal hospital association, anesthesia, animal medical center, ann hohenhaus, bird, brachycephalic, cat, dogs, exotic, ferret, lizard, neuter, pet health, pets, rabbit, reptile, spay, stethoscope, veterinarian, veterinary anesthesiagb_dev

Except for the dreaded cone, there is no medical procedure more feared by the families of my patients than general anesthesia. Their concern is well founded since there is always

The Pen Cap May Be Mightier than the Sword…

July 15, 2011UncategorizedAMC, anesthesia, animal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, brachycephalic, bronchoscope, canine, chocking, dog, dogs, dr. stacy burdick, french bulldog, health, internal medicine, new york vet, pet, pet emergency, pet health, pet healthcare, pet owner, pets, Surgery, tales from the pet clinic, vet, veterinarian, veterinary care, WebMD, windpipegb_dev

But it can’t beat a bronchoscope! One thing I love about pets is their unpredictability. You just can never guess what they will do next. Here’s the story of Barcley,

Is Your Dog on the No-Fly List?

April 18, 2011Dogs, Traveling with Petsairline safety, airlines, airtran, AMC, american airlines, animal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, brachycephalic, bulldog, canine, checked baggage, delta, dog, dogs, flying with pets, health, new york vet, no-fly list, pet, pet airways, pet emergency, pet health, pet healthcare, pet insurance, pet owner, pets, southwest airlines, tales from the pet clinic, vet, veterinarian, veterinary care, WebMDgb_dev

Bugsy the french bulldog stand with tongue out and looking into the camera

Airline Safety for Dogs If you have a bulldog, it is now on the no-fly list for many airlines. Nationality doesn’t matter – American, French and English are banned. And