For Veterinary Professionals

Anaesthesia performance

VAS offers mobile anaesthesia services, providing expert anaesthetic care directly at your clinic or institution. This allows you to perform surgeries in optimal conditions, similar to the standards of human medicine. As veterinary surgeries become more complex, teamwork is essential. Having an anaesthesia specialist on-site enables you to focus fully on the surgery, without the added responsibility of managing anaesthesia. We take the worry of animal safety off your shoulders, so you can perform at your best.

We provide on-site anaesthetic case management on a regular or as-needed basis, especially for high-risk patients with serious illnesses or conditions that complicate anaesthesia. This includes animals with central nervous system disorders, cardiovascular, respiratory, hepatic, or renal diseases, as well as very young, elderly, or debilitated patients—or even when owners have heightened concerns. Our expert care ensures the highest level of safety for even the most complex cases, giving your team peace of mind and improving patient outcomes.

Chronic pain consultations and interventional pain therapies at your clinic

Enhance your clinic’s services by offering expert chronic pain consultations directly to your clients. VAS provides specialist pain management clinics at your practice, helping you address chronic pain in pets with advanced treatment plans tailored to their specific needs. With our expertise, you can offer your clients the highest standard of care while increasing the scope of your clinic’s services. Our Interventional Pain Therapy Clinic collaborates with private veterinary clinics to offer specialised minimally invasive procedures for managing chronic pain in animals. We work directly with veterinarians to provide targeted pain relief solutions that go beyond oral medications, focusing on precise, localised treatments. Our services include epidural steroid injections for chronic degenerative disc diseases, facet joint injections for chronic disc-related pain, and ultrasound-guided local anaesthetic injections to alleviate persistent joint discomfort. These procedures can be beneficial for conditions such as hip dysplasia, chronic disc disease, and nerve sheath tumours in specific locations. We also provide adjunctive, non-invasive therapies, such as Low-Level-Laser and Oxygen therapy (with Vetdrop-Systems). If you are a veterinary professional interested in offering these advanced pain management options at your clinic, contact us to discuss collaboration opportunities.

Capacity building

VAS offers customized in-house training designed to enhance your staff’s confidence and skills in managing anaesthetic cases. Our approach combines hands-on learning and real-time problem-solving. We provide lectures, workshops, practical training, and even on-the-job guidance during your clinic’s daily operations. Our comprehensive training covers every aspect of veterinary anaesthesia and analgesia—from anaesthetic procedures and monitoring to pre- and post-operative care, as well as long-term pain management.

We are dedicated to improving anaesthetic care in veterinary practices, ensuring your team is well-equipped to handle even the most complex cases with confidence and precision.

For veterinary technicians looking to expand their expertise, we offer specialized training through our Veterinary Anaesthesia School for Technicians and Assistants (VASTA), accessible via our website.

Contact us today to discover how we can support your clinic’s growth and improve patient care!

Pain management

Luckily, the fact that animals can feel and suffer from pain is becoming increasingly recognised. Adequate pain management is important for all animals, be it acute pain during and after surgery or chronic pain impacting on the quality of life of a companion animal.

We offer consultations by email, phone or in person to adequately manage acute and chronic pain in all animals. We can be involved in the recognition, asessment as well as treatment options tailored to the individual animal based on up-to-date scientific knowledge.