While the details don’t provide interesting reading, with our use and provision of anaesthetic monitoring equipment and constant nurse attendance, we have tried to take the risk out of anaesthesia. Pulse oximetry (measuring oxygen levels), respiration monitors, blood pressure monitoring, capnography (carbon dioxide measurement), blood gas measurement, and, most importantly, experienced nursing and veterinary staff to manage your pet’s anaesthesia all come together to provide anaesthesia that is safe and comfortable for your pet.