Reese was in for a mass bothering him in between his paw pad. We ran pre-operative lab work. Once the lab work came back within normal limits, we were able to schedule his surgery. The feet are one of the hardest spots to work with as they are part of the dogs body that is always being moved. Reese was induced under general anesthesia and monitored by the surgery technicians. The veterinarian removed the mass and placed a bandage. We tell owners to keep the bandage clean and dry until the recheck.
Here is the breakdown of our cost of surgery.

Reese is doing well and recovering great.

I V CATHETER PLACEMENT
$40.00
FLUIDS INTRAVENOUS
$50.00
Fluid Pump
$25.00
ANESTHESIA (ADDITIONAL/MINUTE)
$56.00
ANESTHESIA
$125.00
Stage 1 scale and polish
$85.00
Nail trim with Exam
$0.00
Mass Removal, Simple
$100.00
Surgical Instrument Pack
$37.45
Dexdomitor/ML
$16.42
Hydromorphone inj 2mg/ml
$49.70
Ketamine Inj.
$13.31
Diazepam Inj./ml
$25.89
Acepromazine Inj./ml
$10.74
Carprofen INJ. 50mg/mL
$66.23
Levafen (carprofen) 75mg caplet
$18.80
Ampicillin injectable 100mg/ml
$53.73
RVT Surgical Assistance
$45.00
Trazodone 100mg
$13.00
LASER- MAJOR PROCEDURE
$200.00
Ropivacaine HCL Injection 5mg/ml
$15.71
Bandage, Initial Placement minor
$30.00
Cephalexin Caps 250 mg.
$15.88
Cephalexin Caps 500 mg.
$21.48
Biopsy w/Mic Description (1 Site/Lesion)
$230.00

Invoice Total
$1,344.34