Draping Techniques During Spay/Neuter Surgery

Strategically draping spay/neuter patients can minimize skin exposure and maintain a sterile surgical field.

The ASPCA Spay/Neuter Alliance uses sterile towels; others prefer to use sterile drapes.

In this how-to video you will learn techniques for covering male and female cats and dogs undergoing surgery.

Spay/Neuter Surgery: Draping

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Topics: Spay/Neuter, Surgery

Type: How-To

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