As the sevoflurane takes effect, the patient’s awareness and sensation gradually diminish. This transition occurs smoothly, preventing any sudden or jarring sensations. The patient might experience a dream-like state or a sense of floating before losing consciousness. During this phase, the anesthesiologist monitors vital signs to ensure the patient’s safety and adjust the sevoflurane dosage if needed.
4. Urinary Issues Theophylline can act as a diuretic, leading to increased urination. While this may not be a severe concern, pet owners should ensure that their dogs have easy access to water and the opportunity to relieve themselves frequently, especially if they notice an increase in urination frequency.