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Safety is a critical aspect of veterinary electrosurgery. Proper equipment setup, grounding, and technique are essential to prevent burns or unintended tissue injury.

Veterinarians must ensure that return electrodes are placed correctly and that contact with the patient is secure. Poor grounding can result in thermal injury.

Avoiding excessive power settings minimizes collateral tissue damage. Surgeons must also be cautious around flammable anesthetic agents.

Training and adherence to safety protocols protect both patients and veterinary staff during electrosurgical procedures.