ability to wake up from anesthesia and get up because they are less heavy. The anesthetic / surgical procedure lasted almost 3 hours and the patient remained stable all the time, with no changes in vital parameters, and in the immediate postoperative period, the animal was already standing and eating. Animal was kept in a superficial plane during anesthesia, with eyelid reflex present and rotated eyeball. As a universal vaporizer was used, the minimum alveolar concentration at which anesthesia was maintained was not recorded. The pre-iliac approach to the femoral nerve and the parasacral approach to the lumbosacral trunk is a technique of regional anesthesia with efficient analgesics and easy to perform as long as guided by a peripheral nerve locator. It is a technique that reduces volume and consequently anesthetic cost, can be used when general anesthesia is not possible, reduces the need for general anesthetic, does not have the risks of epidural anesthesia, being a great choice in the contraindication or error in the epidural technique.