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Anesthesia and Pain Management

At Especies Veterinary, we know that there is no one-size-fits-all protocol when it comes to your companion’s health. Every animal is unique and has specific needs. Therefore, we move away from generic solutions to offer individualised, safe anaesthesia tailored to each patient, especially those who are more delicate, such as paediatric, geriatric or patients with underlying conditions.

Our service is led by Marta González Garnacho, General Practitioner in Anaesthesia by ISVPS (2025), guaranteeing the highest technical and human standards at all times.

How can we help you?

 

  • Anaesthesia tailored to all types of surgery: From procedures in brachycephalic patients, paediatric, geriatric or oncological surgery, to traumatology, soft tissue or exotic animals. We care for everything from the smallest kitten to that senior dog whose dental cleaning has been put off for years out of fear of administering anaesthesia.

  • Personalised pre-anaesthetic consultations: We thoroughly evaluate your pet’s previous state of health to design the protocol that best suits their needs.

  • Assessment and optimisation of high-risk patients: We study and optimise the condition of more fragile patients prior to a procedure, whether the operation takes place at our centre or if they are referred to us by fellow veterinarians for anaesthetic preparation.

  • Locoregional anaesthesia (Ultrasound-guided and conventional techniques): We specifically numb the exact area to be treated, drastically reducing pain both during surgery and throughout the postoperative period.

  • Locoregional blocks and pain neuromodulation: Tools designed to break the pain cycle in complex patients and significantly improve their quality of life.

  • Pain Clinic / Unit: Comprehensive and advanced approach for patients suffering from chronic pain, osteoarthrosis, feline gingivostomatitis, oncological processes or situations requiring palliative and comfort care.

Have you been told that your pet «cannot be anaesthetised»?

 

We understand the anxiety that an intervention causes. Not all patients carry the same risk or require the same approach. The fact that a dog or cat is older, has a pre-existing condition or a complicated medical history does not mean that safe alternatives do not exist.

Rather than labelling a patient as «fit» or «unfit», our objective is to:

  1. Analyse and understand their specific risks in depth.

  2. Treat and correct any altered factors prior to the procedure.

  3. Design a tailor-made anaesthetic plan that guarantees maximum safety.

We are by your side to help you make informed decisions and offer your companion the best possible care before, during and after any procedure.