What Actually Happens In Pet Surgery | SOP Ep. 114 - Dr. Sheldon Padgett
5/13/202648 min
Pet surgery makes any owner anxious and nervous, especially since they cannot see what happens to their fur babies once they enter the operating room. Veterinary surgeon Dr. Sheldon Padgett is here to set the score on what really happens when your cats or dogs go under the knife, and why there is nothing you should be afraid of. Together with Janet King and Dr. Alice Jeromin, he breaks down the different surgical methods they use to ensure the safety of pets during surgery and keep them away from peril at all costs. Dr. Sheldon also discusses how today’s cutting-edge technology is continuously transforming pet surgery to make it more accurate and less dangerous.
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First 90 secondsAlice Jeromin· Host0:00
Welcome to Speaking of Pets.
Janet Novotny-King· Co-host0:02
We're the Novotny sisters from Cleveland, Ohio.
Alice Jeromin· Host0:05
We're the Novotny sisters from Cleveland, Ohio. I'm Dr. Alice Novotny-Jeromin, a board-certified veterinary dermatologist.
Janet Novotny-King· Co-host0:10
And I'm not. I'm Janet Novotny-King, the doctor's sister, podcast co-host, pet owner, rescuer, and lover.
Alice Jeromin· Host0:16
We're here to provide pet owners with science-based information to help them be the best pet parents they can be.
Janet Novotny-King· Co-host0:22
Here's today's episode, created just for you and your pets.
Alice Jeromin· Host0:25
Hey, everyone. Welcome to the show. Hey, when you drop your pet off for surgery- Yeah ... don't you worry? I worry. That's why- It's a mystery.
Janet Novotny-King· Co-host0:36
It's a big mystery.
Alice Jeromin· Host0:36
It's a mystery because surgery, as surgeons say, "A chance to cut is a chance to cure." So we are going to ask our favorite veterinary surgeon, Dr. Sheldon Padgett from Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital, I keep looking down at my golden, I have to apologize, uh- [laughs] ... to help us not be so nervous about when we drop our dog off until we get that phone call that everything's okay. So welcome, Dr. Padgett, and you're a, you're a repeater, which means you're a co-host now.
Sheldon Padgett· Guest1:04
[laughs] Oh, sounds good. [laughs] I'll wait for the royalty check. Sounds good.
Alice Jeromin· Host1:08
[laughs] So are we.
Sheldon Padgett· Guest1:09
Good to be here, guys. Thanks for the invitation again. Appreciate it.
Alice Jeromin· Host1:12
Sure. So g- just kinda go over just when I drop my pet off at the door and for a prepared surgery, tell us, like, what goes on.
Janet Novotny-King· Co-host1:22
Well, first of all- It is a really big deal ... as a, as a, as a pet owner- Sure ... it is a little scary because it's not like when you take someone