Enter the operating room and see a canine castration, more commonly known as dog neuter surgery. This procedure requires general anesthesia maintained with inhalation (gas) anesthetic. Many veterinarians also give IV fluids, monitor heart and respiratory rates, blood pressure, oxygen saturation levels, and give medications to control pain during this surgery. This photo gallery focuses on the surgery steps - speak to your vet for specific anesthesia and anesthetic monitoring protocols.
All images in this gallery © Janet Tobiassen Crosby DVM
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 Ready for surgery |  The skin incision is made |  Testicle exteriorized |  Ligating the vessels |
 Closing the incision |  Post Op |  Surgical Glue Applied |  Ready to wake up |
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