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Intensive Care |
Surgery |
Medical Technology |
Client Comfort
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24-hr. Intensive Care Unit: As
more aged and critically ill pets have been referred for surgery and
specialty care, the ICU facility has been enlarged three separate
times. Each time, CAF funding has made the difference in adding space
and enhancing the quality of care delivered in this area, the “nerve
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Stalls: The latest ICU renovation added a ward of padded stalls
for use by large dogs that need critical care monitoring by ICU staff.
The larger, stall environment provides greater comfort and accessibility
for these dogs (usually post-operative) as they recover. |
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Isolation ward: This
room houses animals that should not be housed with other animals because
they have infectious diseases such as parvo or distemper. A closed-circuit
monitor from this room to the nearby ICU allows for continuous observation
of animal activity. It is essential to isolate pets with potentially
contagious illnesses, and the CAF fund provided the hospital with
this capability. |
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