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Originally Posted by YORKIE7 You know when i was getting Duchess spayed i went to talk to the vet. I asked him '' will you be using isoflourine?'' he said 'why?'' i told him that i had heard from a good knowledgable source (YT OF COURSE  )that its safest for small dogs.
He told me that the type of anaesthetic you use doesnt really have much difference, and that it depends on the amount needed on the individual animal, the same with humans? 
But yes he does use isoflourine  |
Yes, it does make a difference. Barbituates put them under very deeply. Some give too much to these tiny dogs and they never, ever wake up again. With stuff like isoflurane, they are waking up usually as they are finishing the surgery. You want them to come right out of it. The longer they are under, the more danger it is that they might not come out of it.