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In this book, various problems related to anesthesia such as systematic evaluation, scoring and anesthesia risk in trauma patients in cats and dogs, and rational choice of anesthesia protocol were evaluated. Scoring systems; can give an idea about mortality and morbidity rates. The veterinarian's expertise in anesthesia is an important factor in the decision to pursue surgery to repair or attempt to repair fractures and the outcome for the patient. Before deciding on surgery, the patient should be evaluated and stabilized. Evaluation of all vital functions may not be a guarantee of success, but it helps. Be aware of the underlying disease that was present before trauma to the animal. This book is designed for both veterinary students or clinicians and practitioner veterinarians who need and desire accurate and clinically useful information in a timely manner. In addition, practicing veterinarians and veterinary students are continuously interested in information on the anestheticmanagement of traumatized patients in cats and dogs.