All this talk about anesthesia is very helpful for me right now, because I
can't put off getting Cully's teeth cleaned much longer.  There's no
question that he'll need to be put under for it-- he's a very high strung,
easily panicked ferret.  I'm just wondering what people recommend or have
seen their vets doing for anesthesia during dental work-- I've never seen
an iso mask, would it get in the way?  Does it have to be constantly
administered to keep the ferret under, or could the vet dose him up and then
work quickly with the mask off?  I'm pretty nervous about this; Cully's six
and I want to take good care of him.  Any input gratefully appreciated!
 
Regina
Cully of the stained teeth
Amelia, snoozing away in the laundry
 
"I'm grazing with the dinosaurs and the dear old horses..."
                                                -- Nick Cave
Regina Harrison
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[Posted in FML issue 2361]