Whether your pet is in for routine surgery such as neutering or a life-saving operation, they will get the best surgical care in excellent operating facilities. 

Our qualified and student veterinary nurses are one of our greatest resources. As well as being trained anaesthetists, they provide good quality  care for your pets when hopsitalised and they are adept at a variety of procedures and are excellent source of advice (how do you give a cat a pill?!).
We are a registered Veterinary Nursing training practice.

Radiography (X-ray) is an invaluable tool in the investigation of many small animal diseases. It allows us to assess both bones and internal organs. We are to have a good x-ray machine and automatic developer helping us to get a diagnosis quickly and accurately where appropriate.

Ultrasound is used to assess your pet's internal organs in a very different way to X-ray, complimenting it well in the investigation of internal disease (or for determining pregnancy!). We have a modern ultrasound machine with designated small animal transducer.

 We have our own well equipped laboratory, enabling us to have same day results for many tests. This is particulary useful in emergency or critical care cases where time may be vital.

Dental disease is extremely common in dogs and cats and sometimes a scale, polish and extraction of any diseased teeth is necessary. We have a dental machinethat allows ultrasonic scaling and mechanised polishing of teeth, identical to the ones used by our own dentists, to aid in dental extraction and a wide variety of dental tools and instuments for all dental needs.

Companion Animal Links

The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
http://www.rcvs.org.uk
The RCVS is the regulatory body for the UK veterinary profession.

The Dog's Trust
http://www.dogstrust.org.uk
The Dogs Trust, formerly known as the NCDL, canpaigns for dog-welfare related issues to ensure a safe and happy future for our four-legged friends.

The Cat's Protection League
http://www.cats.org.uk/
Cat's Protection has grown to be the UK's leading feline welfare charity rescuing and finding new homes for around 60,000 cats a year.

PETS Travel Scheme
http://www.defra.gov.uk/
animalh/quarantine/index.htm
The PETS scheme is a system to allow dogs, cats and ferrets to enter the UK without triggering quarantine regulations.

The PDSA
http://www.pdsa.org.uk
PDSA cares for the pets of needy people by providing free veterinary services to their sick and injured pets.

The Feline Advisary Bureau
http://www.fabcats.org
The FAB promotes the advancement of feline veterinary care and management and is a valuable source of feline information.