“While anesthetized, a tube is placed in the trachea to protect the airway and administer anesthetic gas. This video shows veterinary technician Eva intubating a tiger at the beginning of the exam.” -Veterinary Medicine team #TakeoverTuesday | Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance

2.1K views · 98 reactions | Endotracheal intubation is how we control your pet's airway during anesthesia. Without it, we could not breath for your pet if they stop breathing on their own. Rabbits and rodents are especially hard to intubate. So, this is how we do it! | Avian and Exotic Animal Care | Facebook

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