Dental Surgery List
Sunday, July 31st, 2011
If the dog is blind after surgery should be disclosed?
My dog went to clean the teeth and had "an important extraction." She was taking antibiotics before and after surgery, however, something that the eye doctor determines blinding of anesthesia resulted in healthy eyes. When signed the papers for the surgery of the face that the effect was observed or the risk of death. Improved quality of life and a peaceful death was something I could live. Never elected to who undergo the procedure, if the blindness was listed as a rare side effect. Nor have problems list of the trachea that we had to return to the question for. Medications the list of all possible complications humans, the same rules do not apply to animals?
Sad as it is, reporting standards are surgery of very different animals, because of how the legal system treats domestic animals. If something happens to an animal and decides to sue for damages, our law determines the maximum amount that can be applied in a case of animal death is the value of animals – no pain and suffering, not the replacement value nothing more than the value of age of an animal of his own … so if you could not charge for the death of an animal, can not collect insurance for a blind animal. I owned dogs who have lost their sight before, however, and are totally fine, once I get it. Blindness seems to be a big deal for a creature whose primary sense is smell. Will great if you support him in his blindness … Good luck to your dog ..
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