An endoscope is a flexible fibreglass tube which enables us to check the inside of certain organs through a light source and a lens.

Our endoscope is so thin (9 mm) that it allows us to look into the stomach of even small dogs in order to see if they have swallowed an object or to track stomach and intestinal diseases.

However, this investigation is only possible under full anaesthetics.

For this anaesthetic, however, we have two anaesthetic devices and a series of devices to monitor our patient, like a capnograph and a pulsoximeter.