Does my pet need to fast for their appointment?

Q: Does my pet need to fast for their appointment?

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Cute puppy with cone Veterinary Specialists Ireland does pet need to fast before visit appointment - what cases can I refer

In general, yes your pet will need to fast.

Fasting is advised so that sedation or general anaesthesia can be performed to allow procedures the same day.

Exceptions include some paediatric patients, or patients with other medical conditions. If you’re not sure, our friendly receptionists and nurses will be happy to discuss your pet’s requirements with you directly.