At Northfield Veterinary Anesthesia Clinic, our goal is to improve the quality of life for your companion animals by ensuring they receive treatment in a pain-free and comfortable environment.
We operate 24/7, ensuring continuous access to anesthesia and pain management services, particularly for urgent and emergency cases, so we can help save the lives of your beloved pets.
Pain Management and Pet Anesthesia Clinic is an indispensable part of our veterinary healthcare system, dedicated to providing your pet with pain-free and comfortable treatment experiences. Many patients undergoing treatment at our hospital require general or specific pain relief and sedation.
At Northfield Veterinary Anesthesia and Pain Management Clinic, we offer individualized care plans tailored to the specific needs of each pet. This specialized department is accessible to assist in all cases where pain management is needed, including critical care for pets in distress.
Our Anesthesia Clinic uses anesthesiologists who are internationally trained and supported by experienced veterinary nurses. These services include a wide range of monitoring equipment that allows us to prevent any complications.
Our anesthesia services are delivered by anesthesiology clinicians who have completed advanced training in Europe and are supported by experienced veterinary nurses. We provide a wide range of monitoring equipment, allowing us to prevent and manage pain-related issues effectively.
The choice of anesthesia method depends on the patient’s problem. Inhalation anesthesia is safe and effective for most animals. In patients for whom inhalation anesthesia is not appropriate, the anesthesiologist uses other techniques and methods.
At Northfield Veterinary Center, we offer comprehensive Pet Pain Management Services specifically designed to address chronic pain, neuropathic pain, cancer-related pain, and pain associated with aging in animals. We believe that all pets deserve a high quality of life, free from pain.
Treatment of chronic pain such as arthritis, cervical and back pain in pets.
Pain Management and Mobility in Older Animals.
Treatment of Neuropathic (Nerve-Related) Pain in Pets.
Treatment of Pain of Unknown Origin in Pets.
Treatment of Cancer-Related Pain.
Pain Management After Orthopedic Surgery and Nerve Injury.
